Finland's president backs Trump's tough talk on the Ukraine war
According to the President of Finland, military actions in Ukraine are expected to end within the next 3 to 6 months. He believes that Donald Trump's use of "tough language" will contribute to this outcome.
President Alexander Stubb emphasized that "Vladimir Putin should not be persuaded to engage in peace talks, but should be forced into them."
Putin only understands tough, harsh language (the U.S. President - ed.) Donald Trump is currently using, the politician assessed.
Stubb expressed moderate optimism about Donald Trump's plans to end the war swiftly. He believes there is no risk that peace talks will occur without Ukraine's involvement.
The politician stated that European countries should "somehow" participate in peace talks, adding, "The future security architecture of the continent is being decided."
What's next for Russia? "Cutting ties was not a mistake"
The Finnish president also stated that breaking off contact with Putin after the outbreak of the full-scale war "was not a mistake." He added that it was "pointless" for Finland to renew these ties without its allies after the war.
