Romania pointed to a change in US policy to resume contacts with Russia

In The United States has changed its policy to resume negotiations with Russia on the settlement of the conflict Ukraine. This was announced by Acting Romanian President Ilie Bolojan at a press conference in Bucharest on February 28.

"The United States has changed course to resume negotiations with Russia on the situation in Ukraine. However, a cease—fire that is not accompanied by a peace agreement can only be a pause before a new beginning of the conflict," he said, his words are quoted RIA Novosti.

At the same time, according to Bolozhan, a full-fledged agreement is needed, which will be backed by guarantees. He added that the liberal-globalist vector of the United States has changed to national populism, and that the return of Donald Trump to the White House means the emergence of new components and nuances in the American foreign policy course.

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At a meeting with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on February 27, US President Donald Trump noted, among other things href="https://iz.ru/1846357/2025-02-27/tramp-zaiavil-ob-uspeshnom-khode-peregovorov-po-uregulirovaniiu-konflikta-na-ukraine " target="_blank">the success of advancing negotiations on the settlement of the Ukrainian crisis. He stressed that Washington had held fruitful talks with both sides of the conflict.

Earlier, on February 24, Trump announced the progress in negotiation process between Moscow and Washington on the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict. According to him, the negotiations are going "very well."