During a high-level meeting in New York, former President Donald Trump proposed that NATO member states should take action against Russian military aircraft that violate allied airspace. The comments came during discussions with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky regarding regional security matters.
When questioned about Hungary’s continued reliance on Russian oil imports, Trump indicated he would personally address the issue with Prime Minister Viktor Orban. “I will definitely speak with him,” Trump stated, suggesting the Hungarian leader would reconsider the energy arrangement following their discussion.
Regarding his relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Trump deferred providing specifics, indicating he would address questions about their dynamic in the coming weeks. He characterized Russia as maintaining significant military capabilities while facing substantial economic challenges.
On the subject of potential security guarantees for Ukraine, Trump described the matter as premature for definitive commitments. The exchange occurred amid ongoing international discussions about European security architecture and alliance responsibilities.
