Former Soviet Expert: Global Powers, Including China Want War in Ukraine over
Speaking with Hilary Golston, former Soviet Union expert Dr. Ronald Suny said President Trump deserves some credit for seeking ceasefires and trying to end ongoing conflicts. Suny points to the fact Trump attempted to persuade Vladimir Putin to agree to a ceasefire during the Alaska summit, but that effort failed. However, Putin now appears willing to make significant concessions in exchange for peace in Ukraine. Suny added that other global powers, including China and Iran also want the war to end. ?They want to do business,? he said. ?The wars don?t do them any good."
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