Donald J. Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. have issued a joint call for the immediate de-escalation of hostilities in Ukraine, urging all parties to prioritize peace and avert the looming threat of World War III. They warned that continued escalation risks leading to a nuclear conflict with catastrophic consequences for humanity.
“We have never been closer to the brink of World War III,” said President Trump. “A global conflict between nuclear-armed powers would mean death and destruction on an unimaginable scale. Nothing is more important than avoiding this nightmare. We must act now.”
Both leaders emphasized that the ongoing proxy battle in Ukraine under the Biden administration has increased the likelihood of a global conflict. They demanded an immediate cessation of hostilities and called for diplomatic efforts to secure peace.
The Need for New Leadership and Strategic Reform
Trump and Kennedy criticized what they described as a “globalist neo-con establishment” that has perpetuated decades of endless wars under the guise of promoting freedom and democracy. They argued that these policies have not only destabilized other nations but have also weakened America’s domestic strength and global standing.
“Our foreign policy establishment has dragged us into unnecessary conflicts while ignoring the collapse of our borders, the rule of law, and the foundations of Western civilization,” said Trump. “We need to dismantle the warmongering bureaucracy and put America First.”
Reevaluating NATO and U.S. Foreign Policy
The statement highlighted the need to reevaluate NATO’s mission, asserting that the alliance’s actions have unnecessarily escalated tensions with nuclear-armed Russia.
“The greatest threats to Western civilization are not external but internal,” Trump declared. “They include the erosion of our borders, the destruction of family values, and the rise of divisive ideologies. It’s time to focus on solving these problems at home.”
A Track Record of Peace and Strength
Trump pointed to his administration’s success in avoiding new wars and maintaining global peace through strength. “I was the only president in generations who didn’t start a war because I rejected the catastrophic advice of Washington’s generals and bureaucrats,” he said. “We achieved peace by projecting strength and putting American interests first.”
He vowed to overhaul the State Department, Pentagon, and national security apparatus to eliminate what he called “America-Last globalists” and to prevent defense contractors and lobbyists from influencing military policy.
A Call to End the Ukraine Conflict
Both leaders stressed the urgency of ending the Ukraine conflict to prevent further escalation. “This war is dangerous and escalating by the day,” Trump said. “With the right leadership, the conflict in Ukraine could be resolved within 24 hours. We must demand peace now before it spirals out of control.”
About President Trump
Donald J. Trump served as the 45th President of the United States, advocating for policies that prioritized American sovereignty, economic strength, and global peace. He continues to champion these principles as he prepares for his next leadership role.
About Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is a prominent environmental attorney and advocate for transparent government policies. He has been a vocal proponent of peace and diplomatic solutions in global conflicts.
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