USA: “the world needs” the return of Donald Trump to the White House, Judge Boris Johnson

Donald Trump’s return to the White House could be “what the world needs”, says Boris Johnson. The former British prime minister confirmed his support for the former American president, a candidate for a second term, in an article published this Saturday in the Daily Mail. In this post, Boris Johnson praises the qualities of the former American head of state, believing that if he were re-elected as head of the United States and decided to support Ukraine, his leadership “could represent a great victory on a global level.” scale.

“What the world needs now is an American leader whose willingness to use force and whose sheer unpredictability represent the main deterrent to the West’s enemies,” says Boris Johnson. On Friday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky invited Donald Trump, the ultra-favorite in the Republican primaries, to visit Ukraine. Last July, the former president assured that he was able to convince Zelensky and Putin to conclude a peace agreement. “If you can stop the war for 24 hours, I think that will be enough to come to Kyiv, no matter what day I am there,” the Ukrainian leader told Channel 4 News.

“Strong West” under Donald Trump

Donald has also stressed his relationship with the Russian president in the past, questioning whether he will continue to support Kyiv militarily if he succeeds Joe Biden. “I just can’t believe Trump will abandon the Ukrainians,” judges Boris Johnson.

“On the contrary, having understood, and he certainly understood, that no agreement can be concluded with Putin, there is a good chance that he will redouble his efforts and finish what he started – giving them what they need to win. – he clarified. And he continued: “If this is so, then there is every chance that under Trump the West will become stronger and the world will become more stable.”

Despite numerous legal battles, Donald Trump is cementing his status as the right-wing favorite in the November presidential election against Joe Biden. The next round of Republican primaries will take place on January 23 in New Hampshire. Polls show Trump, who has already won the Iowa caucus, with a narrower lead over Nikki Haley, with Ron DeSantis trailing significantly. The competition for the Republican nomination will formally end in July at the Conservative Party convention.