A forgotten war as we aim for Iran
Donald Trump's presidency has been criticized for its handling of the ongoing war in Ukraine, with Trump proposing ceasefires that were rejected by Russia, and lifting sanctions on Russian oil shipments. Trump's actions have been seen as morally equivalent to Russia's aid to Iran, a terrorist state that threatens the Middle East and the West.
Russia's war against Ukraine continues over 400 days since Donald Trump's hypothetical inauguration as President. Trump proposed a 30-day ceasefire twice, but Russia rejected it both times. Ukraine agreed to the ceasefire on both occasions. Trump's administration lifted sanctions on Russian oil shipments, directly benefiting Putin's war machine. The US Vice President campaigned with Hungarian President Viktor Orban, who has been an ally of Putin, but Orban was defeated in the April 12 Hungarian election. Zelensky has asked for American weapons to counter Russia's might, not US military personnel.
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