Ryan News: Trump will seek to reduce pressure on Russia with the aim of confronting China

According to Isna, London-based international affairs analyst Adrielle Casonta, expressing her views on the approach of US President-elect Donald Trump towards China and Russia, said that his second administration will probably make efforts to prevent China’s competition with the US and Limiting it will also focus on reducing Washington’s pressure on Russia as part of this strategy, but Moscow should have no illusions about its goals to maintain American global dominance.

Novosti news agency reported that Casonta said in an interview with this news agency: “The long-term goal of America is clear; Prevent China’s development. To this end, the Trump administration may soften its stance toward Russia to make it Beijing’s peer. This coalition for balance may redefine global geopolitics in the next few decades, despite America’s efforts to align itself with potential allies in its competition with China.

According to him, while the Trump administration may limit the American intervention in the Ukraine war in the short term, it should not be seen as a sign of friendship; This will be a strategic review.

This analyst further explained: The goal of this American government, like previous governments, will be to maintain American hegemony through the strategy of “balancing at a distance”. This approach in Europe will probably include strengthening relations with Eastern European countries such as Poland and Lithuania, countries with a history of hostility towards Russia. These alliances will be the cornerstone of NATO’s revised strategy to counter Russian expansionism while preparing for a broader pivot to Asia.

This expert added that Trump is going to employ radical and non-conservative thinkers and experts in his government, and contrary to the existing picture signs, the formation of Washington’s foreign policy will probably not face much resistance.

Kasunta further stated: Any dissent is likely to be for show and aimed at maintaining the narrative that Trump is alien to vested interests. But in fact, his approach in foreign policy is a simple and unconventional version of the usual US imperialist strategy. Unlike the previous American presidents, he abandons the purification to support democracy and human rights and takes a pragmatic, albeit unwise, strategy of turning America into an empire focusing on his own interests.

According to Kasunta, the situation in the West Asian region will also be an important issue for his government due to the ongoing conflicts between the Zionist regime and Hamas.

This analyst stated: The Trump administration’s response to this crisis will probably reveal his broader strategy for the West Asian region, as it is associated with the complexities of maintaining alliances, dealing with Iran’s influence, and controlling internal pressures.

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