What do the appoimes of the new Trump administration mean for Ukraine?
The American media reported that at the same time as the appoime of people in the new administration of the Preside-elect of the United States, a fever has started in the hearts of Ukrainian officials and they are examining the choices of “Donald Trump” focusing on the future of war in their coury.
According to RCO News Agency, “Michael Waltz” as the National Security Advisor and “Marco Rubio” as the US Foreign Ministry are among the latest appoimes that have attracted the atteion of the media. Legislators who have adhered to US Preside-elect Donald Trump’s foreign policy doctrine of “America First” but at the same time follow a hostile and bellicose stance against China, Russia and Iran. However, what does the election of such people mean for Ukraine and what effect will it have on the war process of this European coury?
In a report referring to the approaches of Rubio and Waltz, Politico writes: “Rubio and Waltz have either voted against or questioned the US aid packages for Ukraine. Of course, their goal is not to defeat Ukraine, because by the way, a politician like Waltz has previously suggested that the United States should remove the restrictions on the use of long-range weapons to attack the depth of Russian soil; An action that the curre US Preside Joe Biden’s administration has not yet taken, but they only think about their coury’s iernal problem and feel that the United States has not allocated enough funds to the southern border.
Ukrainian Preside Volodymyr Zelensky has long called for the use of long-range missiles in an attack on Russian territory and claimed that this action could lead to Ukraine’s victory, but Joe Biden is afraid of a direct confroation with Russia and the coury’s possible response to such an action. He is afraid and that is why he has not yet responded positively to the request of the Preside of Ukraine.
Daniel Vaidich, a Republican foreign policy expert and preside of Yorktown Solutions, which consults with Ukrainian institutions and officials, says: “So far, due to the appoime of such people, especially the National Security Advisor, Kiev is somewhat calm and comfortable. “Those who promote anxiety-provoking narratives in Kyiv are doing so for personal purposes and are hurting Ukraine.”
This comme was echoed by three former Donald Trump officials who support Washington’s aid to Kiev.
Trump and Zelensky recely met in New York in September
A former Trump official who is in coact with his campaign and transition team says: “Speaking to those who are worried that Trump will betray Ukraine; “I think his main priority is to try and find some kind of just peace.”
In this regard, Politico speculates that a politician like Waltz will have an ai-Russian approach, but uil Trump’s plan for Ukraine becomes public, it is not clear what exactly will happen to Ukraine.
Ukraine will eer the third year of war in February 2025, and the coury’s situation is now more difficult than before. This is while Europe is keeping its eyes on “Donald Trump” and waiting to see how this next preside of the United States can end the war in Ukraine.
Some officials are pessimistic about the future of Ukraine
This American media writes in this report: “Trump’s new appoimes show that these people will support a stronger crackdown on Russian energy exports. Zier Waltz recely criticized the Biden administration for not taking more measures against Russian oil and gas exports.”
According to a Politico analysis, while some Ukrainian lawmakers hope that electing the likes of Rubio and Waltz can “sympathize” with Ukraine’s curre situation, they also acknowledge that it will be “difficult and difficult” to justify the U.S. seeking more military and economic aid. will be
Marco Rubio and Donald Trump
“Rubio has traveled to Ukraine many times and has publicly criticized Republicans who have doubts about Ukraine’s need for aid,” Irina Gerashchenko, a Ukrainian represeative in the parliame, wrote on her Facebook page.
Some Ukrainian people and officials have a very pessimistic view of the future of this coury. For example, Timofey Milovanov, head of the Kyiv School of Economics and former Minister of Economy of Ukraine, argues on his social networks: “There will be pressure on Ukraine to negotiate with Russia for the sake of peace, strict conditions will be applied to receive aid, and the level of aid “It is likely to be significaly reduced, and in return, the United States will demand more European participation in supporting Ukraine.”
At the end of this report, Politico writes: “Some Ukrainian and NATO officials fear that any deal that Trump makes will not end the war in Ukraine and will simply give Russia time to regroup.”
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