Former NATO commander: 'No balance' to Trump decision 'to give in to Russia'

Former NATO Supreme Allied Commander criticizes President Trump’s decision to lift sanctions and allow Russian diesel imports into the U.S. while continuing to support Ukraine’s fight against Russia, calling the move unbalanced. The move raises concerns over undermining Ukraine’s sovereignty and weakening Western unity in the face of Kremlin aggression. Analysts question whether the policy shift aligns with broader strategic goals amid ongoing tensions with Moscow. The statement underscores growing debates over U.S. foreign policy consistency in the conflict.

Former NATO Supreme Allied Commander Wesley Clark on Monday said there was "no balance" in President Trump's decision "to give in to Russia" after waiving sanctions and agreeing to permit Russian diesel into the U.S. while supporting Ukraine's war against the Kremlin. "The most important thing is to maintain the rights of nations to be free...