Defending Montenegro could provoke a third world war, said Tramps

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US President Donald Tramp said that the defense of Montenegro (NATO member) could mean the beginning of the third world war, writes Politico.

These comments were made by the US President in an interview with Taker Karlson, the Fox News reporter. Carlson Tramphe asked the question: Why should the United States defend the state as Montenegro if someone an attack? Tramps answered this question: "I ask the same question: Montenegro is a small country with very strong people, very aggressive people, they can become aggressive and [ja Melnkalne tiek aizstāvēta] congratulations, you are now in the Third World War. " [19659005[L'ancienprésidentduparlementmonténégrinRankoKrivokapitszasoulignéqueTrampsestleprésidentleplusétrangedel'histoiredesÉtats-UnisécritlaBBCBorisRaonichdirecteurdel'Alliancecivilepourlesdroitsdel'hommeadéclaré:«Il[Tramps] obviously does not read what is prepared by the Department of State. We receive stupid statements that clearly indicate a lack of knowledge and respect for the role played by the United States.

The tramp declines only a few days after the US president met Russian leader Vladimir Putin in Finland's capital city of Helsinki. At this summit, Tramps dedicated particularly favorable words to the owner of the Kremlin. Tramps did not agree with the US Secret Service on Russia's intervention in the 2016 presidential election, which provoked sharp criticism from the media and several American politicians

. The vagrants once again remind European allies of the need to invest more in their defense budgets and even threaten to withdraw from the Alliance if European countries do not offer more protection. At the end of the summit, Tramps acknowledged that he still believed in the alliance and welcomed the fact that defense spending by NATO member states has increased significantly over the past year. of his presidency.

Montenegro became a member of NATO in June 2017. Prior to Montenegro's accession to the Alliance, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin said that Montenegro would regret joining NATO. # 39; NATO. Montenegrin prosecutors say Russia has tried to implement the coup in 2016, Moscow rejects the allegations, writes the BBC.

Ranko Krivokapicz said that the status of Montenegro's member state is very important and that it is part of Montenegro.