Trump stated that Ukraine can reclaim all its territories: what has changed.

According to The Sun: Donald Trump supported Ukraine in reclaiming its territories occupied by Vladimir Putin, acknowledging that his relationship with the Russian leader 'meant nothing'.

These words were spoken by Trump after a meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky, confirming a post on Truth Social where he referred to Moscow as a 'paper tiger' and urged Ukraine to reclaim all its lands.

Support for Ukraine

In a passionate post, Trump noted: 'I believe that Ukraine, with the support of the European Union, is capable of fighting and WINNING to reclaim all of Ukraine in its original form.'

At a press conference after the bilateral meeting, Zelensky stated that Trump is ready to provide Ukraine with security guarantees after the end of the war. Zelensky emphasized that this is a 'significant shift' compared to Trump's previous position, who thought that Kyiv should concede territory for peace.

Trump added that 'with time, patience, and financial support from Europe and, in particular, NATO, a return to the initial borders from which this war began is entirely possible.'

'I wish both countries success and emphasize that the USA will continue supplying NATO with weapons for their intended use,' he noted.

Threats from Russia

Trump also warned that further provocations from Russia could lead to serious consequences, emphasizing the importance of NATO unity in responding to such situations.

Trump believes that the situation indicates serious economic difficulties facing Russia due to the conflict.

The war in Ukraine remains at the center of international politics, highlighting security and defense in the region. The global situation surrounding this conflict continues to influence relations between states and shape new strategic alliances.