Bolton: Trump’s decision to end the war is very bad news for Ukraine – Mehr news agency RCO News Agency

According to RCO News Agency, quoted by France 24, John Bolton, the US national security advisor during the first term of Donald Trump’s presidency, says that it is ironic that the president-elect of this country is proud of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza.

Bolton also believes that he believes the Gaza ceasefire agreement is not a very good deal. He added: I don’t think that this agreement is a very good agreement in itself, and it is largely similar to what the Biden administration has been seeking for the last seven months.

He continued: “I didn’t think this agreement was good then, and I don’t think that because Trump supported it, it got better!”

Bolton, who served as Trump’s national security adviser during his first term, resigned in 2019 and has been an outspoken critic of Trump ever since.

Trump, who will officially return to the White House on January 20 with the inauguration ceremony, has been in the media center in recent weeks and has made controversial statements, among the most controversial of which is his decision to buy Greenland from Denmark and also to take back control of the Panama Canal from Denmark. The country and also turning Canada into one of the US states.

Bolton also said about these issues: This type of view and approach can be destructive. In this case, Chinese President Xi Jinping can say that “we also consider Taiwan to be the center of our national interests” and in Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin can say that “Ukraine is vital for our security” to justify the 2022 attack on Ukraine. is.”

He added: The US president-elect wants to remove the war in Ukraine from the table, and this also applies to the war in the Middle East. However, as long as he doesn’t worry about this war, he doesn’t care how the wars end, and I think that’s very bad news for Ukraine. I am deeply concerned about the path that Trump will take!

Bolton continued: J.D. Vance, the elected vice president, said during Trump’s election campaign that he believes the solution is to establish a ceasefire in Ukraine and establish a demilitarized zone, and then commit to not joining NATO; This is a result that can be considered the author of the Kremlin!