I do not think the Ukrainian government is going to be toppled by him, and I think that’s a good thing.” He added that he did not believe that the conflict would end with “Putin being victorious. But the idea that I think somehow Russia was justified” in invading is “nonsense.” I would not want to see American troops involved there. I just don’t think that’s a sufficient interest for us to escalate more involvement. So, that’s some difficult fighting, and that’s what I was referring to, and so it wasn’t that I thought Russia had a right to that, and so if I should have made that more clear, I could have done it.”īut he added, “I think the larger point is, OK, Russia is not showing the ability to take over Ukraine, to topple the government or certainly to threaten NATO. He added, “There’s a lot of ethnic Russians there. “What I’m referring to is where the fighting is going on now, which is that eastern border region, Donbas, and then Crimea,” Mr.
DeSantis faulted President Obama’s administration for not doing more, as Russia annexed Crimea. While he was a congressman from Florida, Mr. Carlson attacked what he said were people who give in to the news media, asserting that they are forced “to repeat whatever childish slogan they’ve come up with this week.” In a mocking voice, he said, “Vladimir Putin is a war criminal.” The change appeared not to have been lost on Mr. They invaded Crimea and took that in 2014 - that was wrong.” Putin then and criticized President Biden’s policy as a “blank check” to Ukraine with no clear objectives, one that distracts from U.S. DeSantis said in his statement, “becoming further entangled in a territorial dispute between Ukraine and Russia is not one of them.” DeSantis made one of the most significant statements of the 2024 presidential campaign to date, to the influential Fox News host Tucker Carlson, who has criticized the Biden administration’s approach to Ukraine. DeSantis, a Republican who is expected to announce a presidential campaign in the coming months, made his latest comments in an interview with the British broadcaster Piers Morgan, who shared them with The New York Post and Fox News, both owned by Rupert Murdoch. Putin, the Russian president, was a “war criminal” who should be “held accountable.” Ron DeSantis of Florida this week clarified his description of the Russian invasion of Ukraine as a “territorial dispute” and said that Vladimir V.
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