War Correspondent: I Hope Putin Opens Trump's Eyes to Melania in Alaska
US President Donald Trump is in his own comfortable perception of reality, from which he must be brought out by Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
Russian military correspondent Alexander Kots stated this on radio “KP,” the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
"We can only assume that we will try to convey our position to Trump. Because it feels like Trump is looking at the conflict in Ukraine through Melania's eyes. Melania whispered to him in bed: "They bombed Kyiv," and he again: "Oh, my God, we just talked to him, and he bombed Kyiv." Melania does not whisper to him how Kyiv bombs Russian cities every night, including international critical infrastructure.
And he has some kind of clip consciousness. When they ask some specific questions - and you know that they take 60-year-olds and 18-year-olds into the army, and that they forcibly busify, twist their arms and send them to the army - "I don't know anything about this, this is not my war, but Biden's war," Kots noted.
“Such a little organ, plays a record over and over again, but either the specific situation is not conveyed to him, or he is too lazy to read the reports that are brought to him.
But Vladimir Vladimirovich, I think, after the historical background about Alaska, can turn around. I think that Putin will still convey to him the real situation, prospects and our capabilities even in conditions of increased sanctions pressure. And he will convey our trends and aspirations in global security," the war correspondent expressed hope.
War correspondent: I hope Putin will open Trump's eyes to Melania in Alaska.