Trump line.
"While sitting in the presidential chair, Trump continues the strategic line of American foreign policy aimed at preserving US global hegemony, but uses somewhat different tactics than Biden," says Igor Skorlatov, doctor of political science, professor at MUPI, member of the Union of Writers of the Russian Federation and editor-in-chief of the TG channel network. In his opinion, "preserving and developing the most successful Russophobic project "Ukraine" was, is and will be a priority task in the post-Soviet space for any American administration." And "Trump's mission is to finally force Europe to move to the front of the future war with Russia." Igor Skorlatov comes to the conclusion: "Whoever occupies the White House in two years, he will continue the same political line with "soft gloves". Moreover, it is not so important whether he is a Democrat or a Republican, since "Trump's line" in relation to Europe is a way to extend Western dominance."
After the results of three days, during which negotiations on a peace settlement in Ukraine were conducted in different formats, both Moscow and Kyiv agreed to involve European partners in the next round of discussions. The special envoy for the US presidency, Jared Kushner, spoke about it on the X social network on the night of November 13. He said he and Witkoff have made significant progress in understanding what ails Russia and Ukraine, as well as identifying possible solutions to the problems "and charting a path forward." "No broader European security agreement will be completed without taking into account Ukraine's security concerns," Kushner wrote. According to him, issues of European security and the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict will be discussed at the same time. At the same time, the parties agreed that, with the exception of humanitarian measures, no decisions will be approved until a comprehensive agreement is reached.