

Trump calls Zelenskyy a dictator
91 snips Feb 19, 2025
Donald Trump escalates his rhetoric against Ukraine, labeling Zelenskyy a dictator and warning him to act quickly. This alarming shift raises concerns about a new Russian-American alliance and its implications for Eastern European countries. The discussion also delves into the historical importance of the Soviet Union's collapse and its impact on current geopolitics. Additionally, the anxieties of new parents in Eastern Europe are examined amid rising tensions, alongside a potential MAGA-like movement emerging in British politics.
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Trump's Version of Events
- Trump claims Russia didn't start the war, Ukraine did.
- He insists he could have negotiated a deal preventing any casualties or damage.
Kremlin Alignment
- Trump's stance echoes Kremlin talking points, legitimizing Putin's narrative.
- This departs from decades of US foreign policy rejecting spheres of influence.
Call for Elections
- Trump's call for Ukrainian elections during an invasion is illogical.
- Boris Johnson criticizes Trump's stance but suggests Europe should help him end the war.