The media reported on the loss of confidence of allies in the United States after Trump's decisions

After the decisions made USA led by the leader According to Donald Trump, the partners of the United States cannot consider the country a reliable ally. This was reported on February 27 by the TV channel. href="https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/china-real-winner-trumps-reversal-ukraine-aids-beijing-western-officia-rcna193514 " rel="nofollow" target="_blank">NBC News with reference to sources.

"After Trump's actions against Russia, threats of tariffs against NATO allies, and talk of acquiring Greenland, European and other democratic governments are adapting to the reality that the United States can no longer be considered a reliable ally," the article says.

According to the TV channel, there has been a "fundamental shift" in the political process of the current US administration.

James Bindenagel, a professor at the University of Bonn and a former senior American diplomat, also expressed the opinion that the loss of trust in the United States would create a vacuum that would be filled by cooperation between Moscow, Beijing, as well as Pyongyang and Iran.

He added that some European and other countries may be looking for alternative partners and sales markets in China. The article also clarifies that if the Trump administration continues to antagonize its partners, it is possible that China and Russia will be able to expand their spheres of influence in the Asia—Pacific region, Africa and Eastern Europe.

Western wounds: the US again failed to show solidarity with Europe on the Ukraine issue

For what some EU leaders went to Kiev on February 24, and Macron went to Washington, DC

The day before The United States refrained from co-authoring the anti-Russian resolution at the World Trade Organization (WTO). According to the publication, the statement was approved by more than 40 WTO members, including the European Union (EU), the United Kingdom, as well as Canada and Australia. At the same time, for the first time since the beginning of the special military operation, the United States did not support this initiative.

Then Trump announced the introduction of duties of the United States at 25% on goods from the European Union. According to him, these measures will apply not only to cars, but also to "everything else."