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I've been saying it since day one. Bolton confirms I'm right.
Wed, March 9, 2022, 5:10 PM
Bolton pointed to Trump's outspoken criticism of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the military and diplomatic alliance established in the wake of World War II.
"I think one of the reasons that Putin did not move during Trump's term in office was he saw the president's hostility of NATO. It was widely reported in American media," Bolton said during an interview with SiriusXM's Julie Mason. "And to Putin's mind, it's a binary proposition: a weaker NATO is a stronger Russia."
Ex-Trump national security advisor John Bolton says 'Putin saw Trump doing a lot of his work for him,' so he chose not to invade Ukraine
Oma SeddiqWed, March 9, 2022, 5:10 PM
- Former national security advisor John Bolton said "Putin saw Trump doing a lot of his work for him."
- Trump considered withdrawing the US from NATO while he was president.
- Bolton said it's one of the reasons that Putin did not invade Ukraine during Trump's time in office.
Bolton pointed to Trump's outspoken criticism of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the military and diplomatic alliance established in the wake of World War II.
"I think one of the reasons that Putin did not move during Trump's term in office was he saw the president's hostility of NATO. It was widely reported in American media," Bolton said during an interview with SiriusXM's Julie Mason. "And to Putin's mind, it's a binary proposition: a weaker NATO is a stronger Russia."
Ex-Trump national security advisor John Bolton says 'Putin saw Trump doing a lot of his work for him,' so he chose not to invade Ukraine
Bolton's comments come as Trump has repeatedly insisted that Putin would never have invaded Ukraine if he were president.
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