Trump declared his desire to end the conflict in Ukraine.
If elected, Trump plans to resolve the conflict in Ukraine before taking office.

The conflict would not have started if Trump had remained in office.
According to a report by the Russian news agency TASS on September 11, US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said he wants the conflict in Ukraine to end.
"I want the war to end," he said during the meeting.The debate was broadcast on television with Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris.When answering the host's question about whether he wanted the Kiev government to win the conflict.
Mr. Trump also pointed out that the current US administration "is not even trying" to stop the conflict in Ukraine, despite the fact that the crisis urgently needs to be resolved.
He added that he plans to resolve the conflict in Ukraine before taking office if he wins the election.
"I want to resolve the war (in Ukraine). I will resolve it even before I become president," Trump said during a televised debate with Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris.
The former US president also argued that the conflicts in Ukraine and the Gaza Strip would not have happened if he had remained in office.
During a televised debate with Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris, moderators asked Trump how he would handle the crisis in Gaza if he won the upcoming election. Trump argued that the conflict "wouldn't have started" if he were still in office.
Ending the conflict in Ukraine serves American interests.
According to TASS, Donald Trump did not answer the question of whether Washington would benefit from the Kiev government's victory in the conflict in Ukraine. Instead, he said that ending the fighting and reaching a peace agreement was in America's interest.
"I think it's in America's best interest to end this war (the conflict in Ukraine) and just do it – negotiate a deal because we have to stop all these human lives from being destroyed," he said in response to a related question from the moderator of the televised debate with Kamala Harris.
He also criticized incumbent President Joe Biden for his lack of communication with Russia regarding resolving the conflict in Ukraine.
“Biden doesn’t know how to talk (to his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin). He doesn’t know how to stop it (the Ukraine conflict), and now there are millions dead, and the situation is only getting worse,” Trump said, pointing out that he is believed to have good relations with both Putin and his Ukrainian counterpart Vladimir Zelensky, which would facilitate his efforts to resolve the conflict immediately after his election as president.



