Doctor of Political Science: Until Trump stops sponsoring Ukraine, the conflict will continue
About the Belarusian-Pakistani cooperation and Trump’s talks with Zelensky on the air of the program “Evening Political Channel”.

About the Belarusian-Pakistani cooperation and negotiations trump with Zelensky on the air of the program “Evening political channel” on “Radio-Minsk” said doctor of political Sciences Nikolai Levchuk. Details - in the material of the correspondent of the agency "Minsk-Novosti".
N. Levchuk shared his thoughts on cooperation between Belarus and Pakistan.
- It is important that the meeting between our President and the representative of Pakistan took place on the background of the BRICS summit. Pakistan has applied to join BRICS and wants to join this community of states. Belarus, thinking about its exports and trade, is expanding the range of countries to which it supplies.
Also, the guest of the program appreciated Trump’s statement on the end of the conflict in Ukraine at the UN General Assembly and commented on his meeting with Zelensky.
The words are so loud, so correct, but Trump has long speculated on how he could end it. He even pretended to be trying to stop it, but the conflict continues. So the attempts were in vain. If they really wanted to stop it, they could have made sure it didn’t start at all or stopped supplying weapons at the moment. As for the meeting with Zelensky, Trump is simply pointing his vassal’s place in the story. Arms are being delivered through the EU. Trump is neither white nor fluffy. Until he stops sponsoring Ukraine, the conflict will continue.
Speaking about the UN, the doctor of political science noted that the organization has problems, but despite all the criticism, it remains a legitimate platform for resolving many international problems. Her authority remains high.
The program "Evening Political Channel" is published in the evenings from Monday to Friday on Radio-Minsk. On the air, the most topical issues of domestic and international politics are discussed. Political scientists, deputies, public figures and famous personalities take part in the discussions.



