20.10.2026 22:21
US President Donald Trump made striking remarks regarding the protests continuing in Europe and turning into violent incidents in some countries. Arguing that France and Italy should expel people involved in the riots from their countries, Trump said, "Europe must get its act together, otherwise there will be no place called Europe left." Trump also claimed that the European Union has begun to tire of spending money on Ukraine.
US President Donald Trump, in a statement made in the Oval Office, assessed the protest demonstrations in Europe and the Russia-Ukraine War. Drawing attention to events in European countries, especially France and Italy, Trump made stern warnings about the continent's future.
“THERE WILL BE NO PLACE CALLED EUROPE LEFT”
Addressing the protest demonstrations continuing in various European countries and turning into violence in some places, Trump targeted developments especially in France and Italy. Arguing that European countries should take tougher measures against the events, Trump said, “Europe must get its act together, otherwise there will be no place called Europe left.”
CALL TO FRANCE AND ITALY
Claiming that the protests in France and Italy are increasingly reaching a dangerous dimension, the US President said that the two countries should remove people involved in the uprisings from their countries.
Drawing attention to the fact that tension in the region has not yet ended, Trump warned that the situation continues to boil.
“THE EUROPEAN UNION IS TIRING OF SPENDING MONEY ON UKRAINE”
Also making assessments regarding the Russia-Ukraine War, Trump argued that the European Union is becoming increasingly reluctant about the financial support it provides to Ukraine.
Claiming that European countries are starting to tire of spending money for Ukraine, Trump pointed out that the war must be ended.
CALL TO ZELENSKY TO END THE WAR
Also addressing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Trump said that the Ukrainian leader should want to end the war.
Trump's statements came at a time when diplomatic contacts aimed at ending the war between Russia and Ukraine are ongoing.
The US President had previously criticized Zelensky's stance in negotiations, arguing that someone else should conduct the talks on behalf of Ukraine.