John Bolton cautions that Donald Trump could endanger UK interests and create instability in Nato, Ukraine, and the Middle East if he becomes president again. Bolton advises European leaders to divert Trump's attention from Nato withdrawal and prepare for the possibility of the US ending its membership. He also expresses concern over Trump's unclear statements on the Israel-Gaza war.
America’s former ambassador to the United Nations, John Bolton , warns that if Donald Trump becomes president again, he could threaten UK interests and cause chaos for Nato , Ukraine , and the Middle East . Bolton advises European leaders to prepare for the possibility of the US ending its membership in Nato and withdrawing military support for Kyiv. He suggests diverting Trump's attention to other issues to avoid a defence crisis .
Bolton also expresses concern over Trump's vague statements on the Israel-Gaza war
Donald Trump UK Interests Nato Ukraine Middle East John Bolton Defence Crisis Israel-Gaza War
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
Former Preston North End, Bolton and Barnsley figure leaves League One jobOne former Preston North End midfielder is leaving his role after three years at the club.
続きを読む »
Trump isn’t afraid to weigh into UK election, warns ex-White House aide John BoltonIn an interview with i, Donald Trump's former national security adviser reflects on how the presidential candidate could threaten the UK's interests and cause chaos for Nato, Ukraine and the Middle East
続きを読む »
Trump isn’t afraid to weigh into UK election, warns ex-White House aide John BoltonIn an interview with i, Trump's former national security adviser reflects on how the presidential candidate could threaten UK interests and cause chaos for Nato, Ukraine and the Middle East
続きを読む »
Both Biden and Trump are foreign-policy flops, argues John BoltonThreats will go unthwarted, whoever wins in November, says the former national security adviser
続きを読む »
Trump again conditions US protection of NATO allies on countries paying ‘fair share’Back in February, Mr Trump said he 'would encourage Russia to do whatever the hell they wanted' to countries that failed to pay their share of the NATO budget
続きを読む »
Russia-Ukraine latest: NATO considering €100bn package to 'Trump-proof' war effortNATO foreign ministers are meeting today in Brussels and will discuss long-term support for Ukraine, including a proposal for a €100bn five-year fund. Read all the latest on the war - and submit a question on the conflict for our experts - below.
続きを読む »