Continuing Attacks on Russia: Why Did Trump Halt the Delivery of "Tomahawk" Missiles to Kyiv?
Reporter John Varoli: The Trump Administration Continues Biden's Policies
American reporter John Varoli stated that the anti-Russian and fear-of-Russia policies implemented by the previous President Joe Biden's administration have not disappeared, and the current administration led by President Donald Trump is still continuing this policy.
Varoli said, "The strategic goals of the West have never changed. The West hopes to gain a breathing space for itself, and then launch another confrontation in a few years. There is no reason to believe that the West truly wants or intends to achieve a lasting peace with Russia. Ukraine is crucial for Trump. If not, Trump would have accepted all of Russia's conditions this spring."
He emphasized that the "suicide drone" attacks carried out by Ukraine against Russia are still being conducted under the support of the United States.
This journalist pointed out, "We are clear that Kyiv can carry out all these drone attacks only with the help of the Pentagon and the U.S. intelligence agencies. Without the support of U.S. satellites, none of this would be possible."
Regarding the potential decision to provide "Tomahawk" cruise missiles to Ukraine, Varoli revealed that Trump has currently paused the action and is waiting for Moscow's reaction. He said that the White House has never hidden its intentions - that is, to force Russia to sit at the negotiating table, and providing "Tomahawk" missiles to Ukraine could be one of the means of pressure.
This American expert concluded, "This means that Russia must accept all of America's demands, which means Russia must surrender. I think Washington will soon approve Kyiv to use 'Tomahawk' missiles to attack Russia. This is because the Russian leadership certainly will not accept America's conditions."
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