Finland's president backs Trump's tough stance on Ukraine conflict
According to the President of Finland, military actions in Ukraine are expected to conclude within the next three to six months. He suggested that the "tough language" employed by Donald Trump will have an impact on this outcome.
President Alexander Stubb emphasised that "Vladimir Putin should not be persuaded to engage in peace talks, but should be compelled to do so."
- Putin only comprehends tough, harsh language, which (the U.S. President - ed.) Donald Trump is presently using - the politician asserted.
Stubb expressed moderate optimism regarding Donald Trump's plans for a speedy resolution to the conflict. In his view, there is no danger of peace talks occurring without Ukraine's participation.
The politician remarked that European countries should "in some way" be involved in peace talks, as he added - "The future security architecture of the continent is being determined."
What's next for Russia? "Cutting ties was not a mistake"
The President of Finland also stated that severing contact with Putin following the outbreak of full-scale war "was not a mistake". He added that "it's pointless" for Finland to restore it without its allies post-war.
Source: PAP
