Scholz notes Trump's "nuanced" position on war in Ukraine
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has said that US President-elect Donald Trump has expressed a "more nuanced" position on Ukraine during a conversation with him.
Source: Scholz in an interview with the Sueddeutsche Zeitung; AFP news agency; European Pravda reports
Details: The German chancellor said that his conversation with Trump was "perhaps surprisingly very detailed and friendly".
He said that he had been discussing the war in Ukraine with the US president-elect for "some time" and had the impression that Trump "has a more nuanced position than is often assumed". Scholz did not explain what he meant.
Asked whether Donald Trump would try to make a deal with Russia to avert a war over the heads of Ukrainians, the German chancellor said that the US president-elect had given "no signs" that he would do so.
Germany, in turn, will not agree to peace under dictate, Scholz assured.
Background:
- During his election campaign, Donald Trump promised to end the war in Ukraine as soon as possible, although he did not say how he planned to achieve this.
- Recently, Trump said that his administration would focus on the Russian-Ukrainian war because "it has to stop".
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