The world welcomed a new day and a new US president. Trump appeared on the ballot in the USA. Donald Trump, who surpassed Kamala Harris, will become the US President once again, according to unofficial results. The world is curious about the policy Trump will follow in the world. Considering the words of the propaganda period, it will not be a surprise that the world will encounter new agendas again with the election of Trump.
Trump is expected to make significant changes to many policies implemented under the Joe Biden presidency.
ZELENSKY WAS MUCH TALKED ABOUT! BAD NEWS FOR UKRAINE
During his election campaign, Trump called Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskiy “the best salesman in history” and stated that he would end the war in Ukraine. A majority of Republican voters also think the United States spent too much on Ukraine.
BENEFITS MAY BE CUT
Donald Trump’s return to the White House will, according to many, mean the end of billions of dollars of military aid sent from the United States to Ukraine.
ZELENSKY: I APPRECATE
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy congratulated Donald Trump on declaring his victory in the US presidential election and said, “I appreciate President Trump’s commitment to the ‘peace through strength’ approach in global relations.” he said.
WILL HE LEAVE NATO?
This is also bad news for Europe, which continues to provide military support to Ukraine. Trump, an ardent advocate of the “America First” policy, often says that Europe does not pay its share in NATO. Trump also stated that he would withdraw the USA from NATO when he was president.
CALL FROM THE EU TO WORK TOGETHER
In its congratulatory messages to Donald Trump, who declared his victory in the US presidential election, the European Union (EU) administration called for working together without weakening transatlantic ties.
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said in a statement on her social media account: “I sincerely congratulate Donald Trump.” he said.
HIS SUPPORT TO ISRAEL IS KNOWN
Donald Trump drew attention as the US President who supported Israel the most. Recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, Trump also mediated agreements that normalized relations between Israel and four Arab Union countries, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, Sudan and Morocco.
“FINISH HAMAS”
Continuing his support for Israel in his campaign, Trump became one of the biggest supporters of the massacre in Gaza, saying that Israel should “finish what it started against Hamas”.
HE ORDERED THE ASSASSINATION OF QASIM SOLEIMANI
It is thought that Trump, who ordered the attack that killed Qassem Soleimani, Iran’s most powerful commander in the Middle East, when he was president, may follow an aggressive policy against Iran in the new term.
IRAN: IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH US
Iranian Government Spokesperson Fatma Muhajirani said that the election results in the USA will not cause a change in the general policy of the two countries.
According to Iranian state television, Muhajirani answered questions from members of the press after the cabinet meeting.
Muhajirani said, “The presidential elections in the USA do not have much to do with us. Because the general policy of the USA and Iran is fixed. Nothing much will change if one replaces the other.” he said.
Regarding Donald Trump’s declaration of victory, Muhajirani said, “We are not worried about Trump winning again. For us, there is no difference between the two candidates.” he said.
Iranian Government Spokesperson Muhajirani added that the US election results will not affect the daily life of Iranians.
TAX PROPOSAL FOR CHINA
Donald Trump started a bitter trade war with China while he was in office. He suggested imposing more than 60 percent customs duties on China if he is re-elected.
At a time when tensions are rising over China and Taiwan, Trump is expected to focus more on China.
“This doesn’t mean we should turn our backs on Ukraine, but supporting Ukraine should not be a priority at a time when China is a far greater threat to American interests than Russia,” said Elbridge Colby, a defense adviser during the Trump administration. .
IS AN AGGRESSIVE MIGRATION POLICY ON THE WAY?
Donald Trump’s first term as president was marked by aggressive immigration policies. He said that if he returned to the White House, he would “launch the largest border operation in US history.”
The migrant crisis at the US-Mexico border is a key issue in Trump’s domestic policies. Trump’s promise to expand travel bans on people coming from some Muslim-majority countries is also creating controversy.