Trump refuses to form a challenge for us on the world stage

Donald Trump rejected suggestions that the high temperature of relations between China and Russia and their allies represents a challenge to the United States on the world stage.

The US President told the Oval Office that it was a “good relationship” with President Xi Jinping and that China “needs more than we need.”

Xi’s willingness to host world leaders in the “Victory Day” procession in Beijing on Wednesday – a display of military power in China.

She will join Shi Kim Jong Un from North Korea and Russia Vladimir Putin, which some observers are seen as a message to the western countries you have avoided.

China has sought to put itself as a possible budget for the United States because the Trump tariff shook the global economic and political system.

Trump has recorded his definition as necessary to protect American interests and industry. It seems that any diplomacy cost is something that he wants to pay.

In response to a question from the BBC whether he believed that Beijing and its allies were trying to form an international alliance to oppose the United States, Trump said: “No, at all. China needs the United States.”

“I have a very good relationship with President Xi, as you know. But China needs us more than we need. I don’t see it at all.”

Separately, in a radio interview on Tuesday, Trump said he was not concerned about the axis that is formed between Russia and China.

He told Scott Gennings radio that America has “the most powerful military forces in the world” and that “they will never use their military forces against us.”

“Believe me, this will be the worst thing they can do ever,” he said.

Elsewhere in the interview, Trump said he “is very disappointed” in Putin, after they failed to reach a peace agreement for Ukraine during their Alaska meeting last month.

“I am very disappointed in President Putin, I can say that,” Trump said, adding that the United States “will do something to help people live” in Ukraine. He did not specify.

China has not criticized Putin’s invasion of Putin on a large scale, and the West was accused of helping the Russian war effort through its supplies of double use materials and Russian oil purchases. Beijing denies this.

Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinski said that Russia was working in new forces accumulating along certain sectors of the front lines.

“Putin refuses to force him to be peace,” Zelinski said at the night video title.