US Vivek Ramaswamy Over Russia: Indian-American Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy on Thursday (August 31) spoke about the relations between China and Russia. He said that to deal with the growing challenge posed by China, it is important to prevent Russia from falling into China’s lap. He insisted that if elected president, he would prevent China from falling into the trap of offering a deal with Russia.
Vivek Ramaswamy, of Indian-American origin, told the American news channel Fox News that he will offer to stabilize the current situation between Ukraine and Russia if he becomes the US President. He will prevent Ukraine from entering NATO but, in return, will condition Russia to pull out of its military alliance with China.
Plan To Stop War In Ukraine
In an interview, Vivek Ramaswamy asked how he would stop the war in Ukraine; he said he would offer Russian President Vladimir Putin not to allow Ukraine to join NATO. He said that America will win by this. I would do that. I will further make a firm commitment that Ukraine should not join NATO.
Vivek said that this offer would be sufficient for Russian President Putin so that he would accept my condition and get out of his military alliance with China. Apart from this plan, the 38-year-old millionaire biotech entrepreneur said that we are now letting Russia go into the hands of China. This is America’s biggest threat, so I will do the exact opposite as US President Nixon did in 1972.
Attempt To Separate Russia From China
Vivek Ramaswamy said that he would try to separate Russia from China. He will try to restart economic relations with Russia. He said that today, China is closer to Russia because America has wrongly cut Russia off from the West by imposing sanctions on Russia. On the other hand, if we succeed in reopening Western economic relations with Russia, Russia will have no reason to partner with China.
Meanwhile, another Indian-origin Republican presidential candidate and former South Carolina governor, Nikki Haley, criticized Ramaswamy for saying he was against using US military force against Iran.
