Donald Trump ‘may give nuclear weapons to Ukraine’ – expert | World | News

President-elect Donald Trump could give Ukraine nuclear weapons to completely thwart Vladimir Putin’s Russia, an expert told the Daily Express.

Mr. Trump won a decisive election victory earlier this month, but that victory raised concerns in Ukraine about what this might mean for U.S. support for the war.

But despite fears that Mr Trump could push Ukrainian One expert believes that once an unwanted ceasefire agreement is reached, the returning President may take a different approach.

Security and defense expert Nicholas Drummond told the Daily Express that Mr Trump could. Ukrainian nuclear weapons.

He said: “In the next 4 years Russia will rearm, but also Ukrainian will heal, rearm and prepare. This preparation can be contributed by the USA Ukrainian nuclear weapons.

“A deal can be made very quietly and suddenly Ukrainian becomes very powerful. Zelensky can say ‘we have nuclear weapons, if you attack us we will bomb Moscow’.

“Can you imagine what this would do to Putin? That’s one reason why Putin is fed up with a peace deal that doesn’t quite meet his terms.

“It could be Trump’s trump card. Giving it away could be reckless.” Ukrainian On the one hand, nuclear weapons can restore peace and balance of power in the region.

“The USA can say that it will give” Ukrainian Say you have nuclear weapons but you can’t join NATO.”

It’s still unclear what Mr. Trump plans to do Ukrainian. The Wall Street Journal reported this month that he would seek to establish a demilitarized zone between the two countries. Ukrainian And Russia.

The outlet, citing a source close to Mr. Trump, added that the United States might want the freeze. Ukrainian‘s 20-year NATO goal.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky The war would end more quickly with Mr. Trump in the White House, he said on Sunday.

He said the war “will end faster with the policy of this team that will now run the White House.”

He continued: “We must do everything to ensure that the war ends by diplomatic means next year.”