Hillary Clinton says she would name Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize if he ends the war in Ukraine without giving a territory to Russia

Washington – Hillary Clinton, the former secretary of state and the former rival of President Trump on the track of the presidential campaign, said on Friday that if Mr. Trump does not end up by the war in Ukraine without the territory of kyiv in Russia, she would name him for the Nobel Peace Prize.

Clinton made the comments on the podcast “moderate raging” with Jessica Tarlov, like Mr. Trump and the Russian president Vladimir Putin meet In Alaska to discuss a possible end in the Russian war in Ukraine.

“Honestly, if he could end this terrible war, where Putin is the aggressor, invading a neighboring country, trying to change the borders-if he could end Ukraine in a position where he had to concede his territory to the aggressor, he had, in a way, we did not do it, but perhaps clint, but perhaps Clinp.

“To clearly indicate that there must be a ceasefire. There will be no exchange of territory. And that, over a period of time, Putin should really withdraw from the territory he has grasped in order to demonstrate his efforts in good faith, say, not to threaten European security,” she continued. “If we could do this, if President Trump was the architect, I would name him for a Nobel Peace Prize, because my goal here is not to allow Putin’s capitulation, helped and encouraged by the United States. I think he is a terrible terrible previous.”

Clinton added: “I dream that for any combination of reasons, including the elusive price of Nobel Peace, President Trump could actually resist Putin in the name not only of Ukraine and his democracy and his very courageous people, but frankly, in the name of our own security and interests.”

The Ukrainian President Volodymyr and the Ukrainians wish a complete withdrawal of the Russian troops of Ukraine, including the territories that Russia has seized.

Trump, whose supporters sang “locking up” about Clinton during the 2016 presidential election, expressed his appreciation for the remarks of his official rival. The president told Fox News from Fox News on Friday that it was “very kind” from Clinton to say it, and “I may have to start love again”.

Friday, Clinton said that she hoped that Mr. Trump remembers that he was very military basis “who was to send fighter planes to watch and push the Russian bombers who regularly harass our military assets, overflight, engage in provocative behavior in the sky above Alaska.”

“I hope he recalled,” she continued. “He does not meet a friend. He meets an opponent, and an opponent who hopes to play him. And the best thing that could get out of it, frankly, is probably nothing, nothing has accepted, except a real strengthening of the understanding of President Trump that Putin is not someone that you can conclude an agreement with an expectation.”