Khaberni - The American President Donald Trump harshly attacked the European countries, describing them as a "decayed" group of nations led by "weak" individuals, criticizing what he considered a European failure in controlling immigration and ending the war between Russia and Ukraine.
In an interview with "Politico" today, Tuesday, Trump expressed serious concerns about the "bad directions" Europe is heading. Despite asserting that the United States does not want "major change" in Europe, he attacked its leaders saying, "I believe European leaders are weak, and they want to be very committed to political correctness," adding, "They do not know what they are doing."
Trump also criticized the impact of unregulated immigration from the Middle East and Africa on cities like London and Paris, warning that some European countries "will no longer be viable states" if the situation does not change, describing London Mayor Sadiq Khan as a "disaster" because of his support from immigrants.
On the matter of the war in Ukraine, Trump accused European leaders of being unable to end the conflict, stating, "They talk a lot but accomplish nothing, and the war continues indefinitely."
He also doubted Ukrainian democracy, pointing out that "no elections have been held in Ukraine for a long time, and it has reached a point where it is no longer a democracy."
Trump referred to his proposal for a new peace plan, stating that some Ukrainian officials liked the draft, but President Volodymyr Zelensky has not reviewed it yet, warning that Russia is in a stronger position.
Nevertheless, Trump expressed his support for European leaders who align with his views, such as Viktor Orban in Hungary, saying he "would endorse" similar candidates despite opposition from some Europeans.
These statements are a continuation of Trump's previous criticisms of Europe, including his condemnation of the European Commission's fine on platform X, which he described as "harsh," noting that he would comment further after getting more details.
