American Republican politician Donald Trump, if he wins the next presidential election, is going to "reduce obligations" to some NATO members, and also plans to push Ukraine and Russia to negotiations. This is what the publication writes. Bloomberg.
According to journalists, Trump's plans also include reducing obligations to some NATO member countries. Yes, the question of reforming NATO into a two-tier alliance is being discussed. In it, Article 5, which requires the common defense of any member under attack, will apply only to countries that meet certain defense spending targets.
In addition, Trump's advisers are reportedly discussing how to bring Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyi and Russian President Vladimir Putin to the negotiating table.
As an unnamed adviser to Donald Trump said, a promise to stop military aid from the US may force Ukraine to sit down at the negotiating table, while the threat of increased aid from Washington to Kyiv may push Russia to start a serious dialogue.
In addition, Trump's advisers Larry Kudlow and Robert O'Brien publicly spoke about the fact that the lifting of sanctions against the Central Bank of the Russian Federation could influence Putin.
Interlocutors of the journalists noted that no one from the Trump team has yet held negotiations with representatives of Kyiv or Moscow, including because this would be a violation of the US law prohibiting private individuals from conducting negotiations on behalf of the government.
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