Marta Gichko12:08, 06/01/24

Trump’s son supported this “version” of the American propagandist.

The controversial American propagandist Tucker Carlson accused the US authorities of “betraying” Ukraine.

He made the corresponding statement during an interview with Donald Trump Jr., the son of the US presidential candidate. During the conversation, the journalist shared a “forecast” that the Ukrainian state would supposedly “cease to exist in 50 years.”

According to Carlson, migrants from the Third World will supposedly live on the territory of Ukraine in a few decades. He made this “forecast” during a conversation with the son of the 45th President of the United States, Donald Trump Jr. The United States is allegedly “selling off” Ukrainian territories to “foreign investors.”

“They will fill Ukraine with migrants from the Third World, and Ukraine will cease to exist in 50 years,” Carlson said.

He also accused Washington of the fact that no state “has betrayed Ukraine the way the United States did.”

Trump Jr. added that he does not know what meaning Washington puts into the words “victory in Ukraine.”

“What does this mean? We are talking about the death of Ukrainians and Russians until they are destroyed?” – he said.

Conversation between Trump’s son and Carlson

Carlson’s propaganda activities

In February, Russian President Vladimir Putin gave an interview to American journalist Tucker Carlson, in which, among other things, he stated that the Russian Federation did not start the war in 2022 .

Putin spent a considerable amount of time telling Carlson his version of the history of Ukraine. He also said that the Russian Federation’s goal is to end the war that Ukraine started in 2014.

The other day, Tucker Carlson spoke frankly about his interview with Putin . The American journalist admitted that the Kremlin is calling Ukrainians Nazis in order to demonize them.

As Carlson said, Vladimir Putin’s attempts to justify aggression against Ukraine by the need to carry out “denazification” are “the dumbest thing” and nothing more than an attempt to call Ukrainians “evil.”

(C)UNIAN 2024