President Donald Trump has expressed confidence in the eventual occurrence of a trilateral meeting involving the United States, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
However, he acknowledged that such a meeting might not materialize immediately.
In a conversation with Reagan Reese of the Daily Caller, Trump was questioned about the likelihood of this diplomatic gathering. "A tri would happen. A bi, I dont know about, but a tri will happen," he asserted.
Trump elaborated on the complexities involved, likening the situation to a playground altercation between children, where resolution often follows a period of conflict. "After a little while, theyre very happy to stop. Do you understand that? Its almost that way. Sometimes they have to fight for a little bit before you can get them to stop. But this has been going on for a long time. A lot of people are dead," he remarked.
As reported by The Post Millennial, the president also addressed America's involvement in the ongoing conflict. He firmly dismissed the notion of deploying U.S. troops on the ground, a stance he has maintained consistently. When Reese inquired about the possibility of using U.S. soldiers and air support,
Trump replied, "No," but left room for potential aerial involvement.
"Maybe well do something. Look, Id like to see something get solved. Theyre not our soldiers, but there are, five to 7,000, mostly young people being killed every single week. If I could stop that and have a plane flying around the air every once in a while, its going to be mostly the Europeans, but we, wed help them. They, you know, they sort of need it, and wed help them if we could get something done," he explained.
The President's comments underscore a cautious approach to foreign intervention, emphasizing the importance of European involvement while offering conditional support. His perspective aligns with a broader conservative viewpoint that prioritizes national interests and advocates for limited military engagement abroad.
As the conflict continues to claim lives, Trump's remarks highlight the urgency of finding a diplomatic solution, while also reflecting a commitment to strategic restraint and international cooperation.
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