In his second press conference after winning the November elections, Donald Trump used clear words and announced an investment of 20 billion dollars to build data centers in the United States. Responding to questions from reporters at Mar-a-Lago, his private club in Florida, the tycoon also refused to rule out the use of military force to retake the Panama Canal and Greenland, which he said was necessary for the national team’s security. national of the United States, and instead raised the issue of acquiring Canada using “economic force.”
“The Panama Canal is vital to our country – Trump said – It is administered by China and we handed the Panama Canal over to Panama. We didn’t hand it over to China and they abused it.” Also in the works is the idea of rebranding the Gulf of Mexico: He would like to call it the “Gulf of America.” Regarding foreign affairs and ongoing wars, the republican stated that Russia would never have invaded Ukraine if he were President and that, if the Hamas hostages are not released before his inauguration, “Hell will break out in the Middle East.” ”
The North American president-elect returned to the war in Ukraine and assured that he “can understand” why Russia does not want Ukraine to join NATO, blaming Joe Biden for the outbreak of the conflict. “When I heard the way Biden was negotiating, I told him: ‘You’re going to end up in a war’ and so it was – continued the tycoon – but there could be an escalation that would make the war much worse than it is now. I am convinced that there was a deal that Biden blew up, and that deal was satisfactory for Ukraine and for everyone else. Biden said ‘No, Ukraine should be part of NATO.’
Source: IL Tempo
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