Trump Addresses "Wars" in His Victory Speech, Sends Clear Message

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Donald Trump, poised for a potential return to the White House, delivered a victory speech that focused on a major policy shift: ending wars globally. The Republican nominee assured his supporters that under his leadership, the US would not start wars but work to halt ongoing conflicts. Trump emphasized, “I’m not going to start wars, I’m going to stop wars,” a bold statement that reflects his commitment to withdrawing from foreign entanglements.

He further elaborated on his previous term (2016-2020), where, according to him, the US was free from wars, except for the defeat of ISIS. His remarks about ending wars align with his “America First” agenda, which advocated for reducing US military interventions abroad. During his presidency, Trump made history by becoming the first sitting US president to meet a North Korean leader. His summit with Kim Jong Un in Singapore in 2018 was seen as a groundbreaking moment in US-North Korea relations, although the diplomatic results were mixed.

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As the election results unfolded, international attention, particularly from Ukraine, focused on Trump's potential impact on the ongoing conflict with Russia. Ukrainian officials and citizens, already concerned about the precarious state of their fight against Russian aggression, expressed anxiety over the prospect of Trump resuming the presidency. Many fear that Trump’s stance on Ukraine, including his criticism of continued US support, could lead to a reduction in vital aid, which has been crucial for Ukraine’s defense efforts.

Ukraine is currently battling an outnumbered, outgunned Russian army, with Moscow receiving support from North Korea. As Russia continues to advance in Ukraine, Trump’s comments about halting the war within 24 hours have raised concerns in Kyiv. The US has been a key ally in supplying Ukraine with billions of dollars in financial and military aid, but domestic and European support has been waning. Trump’s frequent critiques of US involvement in Ukraine and his statements on ending the conflict swiftly have left Ukrainian leaders fearful that a Trump presidency could signal a dangerous shift in American foreign policy.

Oleg Shamshur, a former Ukrainian ambassador to the US, voiced his concerns about the potential ramifications of a Trump victory. He warned that the situation could become alarming, especially as the US's involvement in Ukraine has been instrumental in sustaining the Ukrainian resistance. With NATO's support slowly eroding and Trump's uncertain position on foreign aid, the stakes for Ukraine appear even higher.

Despite these fears, Trump's supporters in the US view his anti-interventionist stance as a sign of his commitment to bringing troops home and avoiding prolonged foreign conflicts. The geopolitical ramifications of his policy shift, particularly for Ukraine and other US allies, remain a point of contention as the world watches closely.

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