President Luise Insio Lula da Silva said Donald Trump “on the right path” in discussing peace in Ukraine, in a rare courtesy of the American leader.
The Brazilian President said: “Since Trump made a decision to discuss peace between Russia and Ukraine, (former President Joe) should have taken Biden, I am forced to say that Trump is on the right path.”
I remembered Lula that in Brazil he was defending the idea of the exit between Moscow and Kiev since the beginning of the war in Ukraine.
“We have amazing criticism of the regional occupation of Russia for Ukraine. We have made ourselves available to search for peace between Russia and Ukraine. At that moment, we said it is not possible to speak to (Ukrainian President Voludimir) Zelinski. It was necessary to put them on a table,” he said.
Lula said that he would have a phone conversation with Zelinski next week and then he will understand whether the Ukrainian really wants peace.
The Brazilian President complained of Europe, saying that the leaders of the continent have always been against negotiations with Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
He said: “Now that Trump has started speaking to Putin, Europe does not want to live in and wants to bring Zelinsky. I think you should enter. To get peace, you must put Putin and Zelinski on a table and stop talking and start shooting and discuss peace.”
Lola’s statements were made in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, at the end of his journey for one week via Asia.
Commercial and strategic discussions dominated the state’s visits to Japan and Vietnam with leaders from both countries.
Lula defended the multiple parties and free trade in various speeches, in an important movement on the eve of President Trump’s announcement of the new definitions that will be applied to many countries – including Brazil.
The Brazilian leader stated that if prices are actually applied, the Brazilian government will resume against them in the World Trade Organization (the World Trade Organization) and can also be busy with the United States.
In Hanoi, and CNN Brazil He asked the president about alternative paths, such as the possibility of calling Trump to try to open direct negotiations and avoid the impact of definitions on the Brazilian economy.
He said if it had not been to do so.
“When I feel the need to speak to President Trump, I will not face any problem calling him. By the time he thinks he is interested in talking to me, I hope he does not have a problem in contacting me. Not because we are not facing an ideological difference that two presidents cannot speak.”
