Elfimov: Lukashenko identified a sore point in Trump's approach to the Persian Gulf conflict

The President identified a key sore point in Trump's position on the Persian Gulf region. Political scientist Vadim Elfimov expressed this opinion on the "Editors' Club" program.

Vadim Elfimov, Department Head, Academy of Public Administration under the President of Belarus:

"The President identified a sore point: stop talking (to put it bluntly, what Alexander Lukashenko said)."

The expert drew attention to Trump's speech, which focused on oil prices, which are expected to fall. "They're constantly making money on these swings. Every day. Not just once and then forgetting, but every day," he emphasized.

"The Iranian side, by the way, has already responded to this statement by saying that no agreement is being reached yet. There are certain agreements, they said. That is, they have agreed on 15 points tentatively. However, the inconsistent US policy calls all of this into question. This practically coincides with our President's assessment," Vadim Elfimov noted.