Former US National Security Advisor John Bolton has expressed his opinion after reviewing President Donald Trump's new peace plan to end the Russia-Ukraine war. According to Bolton, it is essentially a "sale of Ukraine" to Russia.
Points of attention
- Bolton emphasizes the need for Ukrainian leader Zelensky and American officials to push for revisions to the peace plan to address its detrimental implications.
- According to Bolton, the peace plan crafted by Trump's team could benefit Russia more than expected, raising concerns about the long-term consequences for Ukraine and international relations.
Bolton stood up for Ukraine
According to a former American advisor, even Russian dictator Vladimir Putin's team could not have written a better treaty.
"This is selling out Ukraine. And for everyone who thought Trump supported Ukraine, this proves once again: he doesn't care," John Bolton emphasized.
He also suggested that for the US president, this scandalous peace plan is "part of the fight for the Nobel Peace Prize."
Against this background, he recalled the policy of appeasement using the example of Neville Chamberlain:
"This treaty rewards unprovoked aggression. If Ukraine agrees, it would send a signal to Russia and China that aggression can succeed," John Bolton warned.
That is why he asked Ukrainian leader Zelensky and American officials to convince the US president to make changes to the plan.
In his opinion, this document needs to be completely rewritten, not just corrected.
