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Donald Trump: I do not believe in help from China and Russia to Iran
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Donald Trump: I do not believe in help from China and Russia to Iran

منبع تصویر: bbc.co.uk

By Euronews Farsi Editorial 2 min Read time 36,605

Donald Trump, the former President of the United States, at his recent campaign rally in Ohio supported Republican candidates and addressed various issues in his speech. He urged his supporters to participate in the upcoming elections as if they were voting for him, thus benefiting from their support in the electoral competition.

Criticism of the removal of Christopher Columbus's name

Trump criticized efforts to remove the name of Christopher Columbus from institutions and public programs at this rally. He emphasized that Christopher Columbus should be recognized as a national hero and stated, "The Italian-American heritage and the history of the United States should be given more attention." Trump's remarks reflected his concern about what he perceives as a distortion of history.

Victory for Ohio

One of the highlights of Trump's speech was the announcement of Cleveland as the site for the new maintenance center for U.S. Navy submarine parts. He regarded this project as a significant victory for Ohio and pointed to its positive impacts on the local economy. This center will not only help create new jobs but will also enhance national security.

At this rally, some protesters also came to the venue, facing Trump's mocking reaction and the booing of the attendees. This interaction reflects the political tensions prevailing in the electoral atmosphere of the United States, and it seems that Trump and his supporters prefer to respond to such protests with indifference and mockery.

Outlook for the upcoming elections

As the upcoming elections approach, Trump and other Republican candidates are striving to attract public attention and support. Relying on slogans and views that have been successful in the past, Trump aims to strengthen his voter base. In this context, his statements about China and Russia and disbelief in their help to Iran indicate the hardline positions being pursued in U.S. foreign policy.

Trump's speech in Ohio is seen not only as an electoral event but also as a general representation of his and the Republican Party's political and social approaches. As the elections draw near, it remains to be seen whether these approaches can have an impact on the final results.

Source: bbc.co.uk