Ukraine's Poroshenko: Confident Good U.S. Ties Continue

The transcript discusses the future of US-Ukraine relations under President Trump, emphasizing the importance of NATO for global security in light of Russian aggression. It highlights Ukraine's international trade agreements with the EU, Canada, and China, and the potential impact of US sanctions on Russia. The speaker stresses the significance of global security and economic growth through international cooperation.

What was the main focus of the meeting between Ukraine and President Trump?

• Planning a joint economic summit

• Discussing military strategies

• Ensuring the continuation of US loan guarantees

• Addressing climate change issues

Why does the speaker believe NATO is crucial for global security?

• It helps in controlling global oil prices

• It is the only effective security mechanism after Russian aggression

• It promotes cultural exchange among nations

• It provides economic benefits to member states

What was the result of Ukraine's Free Trade Agreement with the European Union?

• A shift to trade with Asian countries

• A halt in trade activities

• An increase in trade turnover from 31% to 40%

• A decrease in trade turnover

Which countries did Ukraine recently sign trade agreements with?

• Australia and Japan

• South Africa and Mexico

• Canada and China

• Brazil and India

What is the main concern if the US lifts sanctions on Russia?

• It might encourage further aggression against sovereign nations

• It would result in a trade war with Europe

• It could lead to a global economic crisis

• It could cause a rise in global oil prices

What is the Budapest Memorandum related to?

• Ukraine's commitment to NATO

• Ukraine's nuclear disarmament and security assurances

• A peace treaty with Russia

• A trade agreement with the European Union

What condition is mentioned for lifting sanctions on Russia?

• Russia must sign a new trade agreement with the US

• Russian troops must withdraw from Ukrainian soil

• Russia should join the European Union

• Russia must increase its oil exports