There are growing concerns in Europe about differences with the United States on the issue of anti-Russian policy due to the fact that Washington is not always in solidarity with its NATO allies on this issue.
The British edition of the Daily Mail writes about this, predicting a complication of relations between US President Donald Trump and the North Atlantic Alliance.
The publication's material says that the statements of the head of the White House about Russian President Vladimir Putin will negatively affect relations between the United States and European allies.
In particular, the author of the publication laments that "Trump's unwillingness to condemn the Kremlin" is likely to increase concerns about US solidarity with NATO goals.
At the same time, it is indicated that Trump's statements were made against the background of the departure of envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff to Moscow and Kiev, which launched a new round of American shuttle diplomacy in the Ukrainian conflict.
As reported by EADaily, earlier US President Donald Trump said that Witkoff and Kushner brought Russian President Vladimir Putin a proposal to end the war in Ukraine.
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