From Trump Inauguration January 20, the American president significantly modified American foreign policy compared to what his predecessor Joe Biden was led. Moscow approached.
The day before yesterday, he entered a serious verbal conflict in the White House with Ukrainian President Volodimir, Greensky, bringing the further support to Washington Kiev.
Lavrov said that the United States continues to be the most powerful country in the world and that Washington and Moscow will never agree on everything, but that they agreed to be pragmatic when interests match.
“Donald Trump is a pragmatist,” Lavrov told Russian military newspapers of Krasnaj Star, according to the transcript published by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
“His slogan is common sense. That means, as everyone can see, the shift is to a different way of working.”
“But the goal is still a magic (Make America Great Again),” Lavrov said, referring to Trump’s political slogan.
“It gives life, human character politics. That’s why it’s interesting to do with him.”
Lavrov criticized Europe, saying that in the last 500 years, Europe was the focus of “All Tragedy of the World” including colonization, wars, Criminal War, Krimski War and Adolf Hitler.
“And now, after the term of office (former president of the United States, Joe) were given people who want to be guided by common sense. They directly say that they want to end all wars, want peace,” Lavrov said.
Lavrov also rejected European ideas to send the contingent of European peacekeeping forces and that Russia has no confidence in Ukraine after the collapse of the Minsk, who were designed to end the separatist war of the Russian speech area in East Ukraine.
Europeans, Lavrov said, could not explain which rights of Russian people had according to the plans of European peacekeeping forces, adding that Russia does not like the idea that Europeans support Zellenic.
“Now they also want to support it with their bayunets in the form of peace units. This will mean that the original causes will not disappear,” Lavrov said.
(Vijesti.ba / Hina)
