During his lengthy interview with Time, former US President Donald Trump made it clear that he would change Washington’s position on aid and weapons to Ukraine in the war with Russia if he returns to the White House as president. Trump criticized Joe Biden’s handling of the situation with Russia, particularly regarding Ukraine, and believes that Biden should have interacted better with Putin. He also expressed concern over the arrest of a journalist in Russia and vowed to secure his release once back in office.
In addition to his views on Ukraine and Russia, Trump discussed NATO and the need for European nations to contribute more financially. He argued that the US has been shouldering a disproportionate burden and that Europe needs to step up and pay its fair share. He emphasized that his tough stance on NATO has led to increased contributions from other member countries.
Trump reiterated his intention to address immigration issues if re-elected, promising to deport millions of migrants, especially those coming from prisons and psychiatric hospitals. He suggested using the National Guard and even the military if necessary to secure the border and address what he described as an invasion of the country.
Overall, Trump’s interview highlighted his views on foreign policy, immigration, and the role of US allies. He remains firm in his belief that the US should not bear the financial and security burdens alone and that other countries, particularly in Europe, need to do more to support common efforts.
