Changes in the course of foreign policy under the administration of US President Donald Trump have been brought about, among other things, thanks to Russian leader Vladimir Putin, the Norwegian publication Steigan writes.
“This is not a capitulation, but a paradigm shift of epochal significance, stemming from a profound reassessment of foreign policy strategy on the part of Trump, in which Putin also has credit,” the publication said.
Steigan noted that Donald Trump’s refusal to join the European Union’s sanctions pressure on Russia indicates a warming in relations with Moscow and points to Washington’s interest in economic co-operation.
We will remind, earlier in the Washington Post wrote that the United States can “press” Ukraine to take part in negotiations with Russia, scheduled for 2 June 2025 in Istanbul.
