Some claim that Donald Trump is a skilled strategist whose decisions are part of elaborate and brilliant plans.<\/p>\n
Strength with Iran and Venezuela, and weakness with Russia<\/big><\/p>\n Of course, I must acknowledge that Trump has had some successes, such as his actions against the dictatorships of Venezuela and Iran<\/strong>, two of Vladimir Putin's allies. The capture of Nicol\u00e1s Maduro could end up triggering, in turn, the possible collapse of the Cuban communist dictatorship<\/a>, which is in serious trouble after ceasing to receive Venezuelan oil. However, these actions by Trump are not explained by an elaborate strategy: they simply reflect an attitude of strength<\/strong> that contrasts with the appeasement of these dictatorships by previous US presidents.<\/p>\n In fact, the absence of a well-developed strategy is clearly evident in Trump's attitude toward Russia<\/strong>, which, along with communist China, is the main partner in that \"axis of evil\" that also includes dictatorships like Iran, Venezuela, Cuba, and North Korea. Yesterday, the US government decided to ease sanctions on Russian oil imports<\/a>, an absurd decision that has rightly angered both Ukraine and several European countries allied with the US<\/strong>, who consider it a favor to Vladimir Putin. Of course, Viktor Orb\u00e1n, Putin's friend and Ukraine's enemy, has celebrated Trump's decision<\/a>. This alone should be enough to understand the US president's mistake.<\/p>\n A $10 billion injection into the Russian coffers<\/big><\/p>\n Let us remember that Russia has been waging a war of aggression against Ukraine<\/strong> for four years, systematically attacking the civilian population and committing countless war crimes. The President of Ukraine has calculated that Trump's decision could inject $10 billion into the Russian coffers<\/a>, money that Putin will use to continue killing Ukrainian civilians<\/strong>. With this incomprehensible decision, which serves to relieve the aggressor power in this war, Trump is not doing peace a favor: what he is doing is helping Russia to continue its invasion.<\/strong> But this clumsy decision will not only help Russia.<\/p>\n The White House ignores warnings that Moscow is helping Tehran<\/big><\/p>\n This Thursday, the United Kingdom stated that Russia is supporting the Iranian dictatorship in its war with the United States and Israel<\/a>. This is not the first report we have of Russian involvement in this conflict. A week ago, it was revealed that Moscow is providing Tehran with intelligence to attack US targets<\/a>. Given this information, the most astonishing thing was seeing the White House's reaction of downplaying it<\/a> and ultimately denying that this was the case<\/a> simply because Putin had allegedly told them so in a phone conversation with Trump this Monday. \"We can believe them,\" said Steve Witkoff, Trump's special envoy to Moscow, about the Russians.<\/p>\n Lifting sanctions on Russia for helping Iran kill U.S. soldiers<\/big><\/p>\n
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