The Trump-Putin summit will change Western policy
According to a report by The Telegraph, significant changes may occur in world politics. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
Author Daniel Hannan believes that the summit between Trump and Putin held in Alaska could be seen as a practical defeat for the West. As a result of this agreement, a large part of the territories occupied by Russia will remain under its control, there is a possibility of easing sanctions, and the United States will stop supplying weapons to Ukraine.
Hannan emphasizes that Kyiv is being supported not only for the sake of Zelensky's persona but also to uphold the fundamental principle of the Atlantic Charter and the UN Charter – the principle that borders cannot be changed by force. If Putin maintains his gains, it could send a signal to authoritarian leaders around the world that NATO allies will not be protected.
The commentator suggests that the world order established after 1945 is fading away, and in its place, a cold and dark new system is emerging. This situation could lead to alarming changes in world politics.
