Sydney – New Zealand released its best diplomat by “deep disappointing” remarks after requesting a “deep disappointing” remark. The United Kingdom High Commissioner Phil Goff asked if the US President “really understands history” during the discussion of panels Russia's invasion of UkraineA number

The comments were “deeply disappointing”, said the spokesman of the new Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peter, adding:

Peter later said that he would release gem if he did the same thing about any other leader in the world.

“It is seriously painful,” the order told reporters.

Former Foreign Minister Goff compared to the recent Turkish peace efforts, according to the 1938 Munich agreement, the agreement between the European powers, which allowed Nazi Germany to parts of Czechoslovakia. This policy would later be recognized as a decided aggressor who referred to a heavy failure of foreign policy, which led to World War II.

Some have feared that Mr. Trump may force Ukraine to accept a peaceful deal in which Russia is allowed to slip captured territory.

“I re-registered Churchill's speech in 1938 after the Munich agreement, Guff, the leader of the famous war in London's Chatami said this week. “He turned to (Prime Minister Neville) and said:

“President Trump has restored Churchill bust to the Oval office, but you think he really understands the story.” Satisfied asked:

The United States has “paused” reconsideration with Ukraine after a sharp breakthrough between Kiev and the White House.

Last week, Mr. Trump and Ukrainian leader Volodimir Zelensky went out to the Oval office, followed by the United States, stopping Ukraine's decisive military assistance.