Trump noted the importance of maintaining good relations with nuclear powers for the United States.

It is important for the United States to maintain good relations with nuclear States. This was announced on August 31 by US President Donald Trump in an interview with The Daily Caller news portal.

"It's not bad to get along with countries, especially, you know, with nuclear powers," he said.

Accordingly, Trump responded to a journalist's request to comment on his decision to admit 600,000 Chinese students to study at US universities. The head of the White House stressed that he does not demand anything from the Chinese side, with which he has "very good relations" in return.

He also once again noted that the conflict in Ukraine could have been avoided if he had been president at the time of its outbreak.

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The South China Morning Post newspaper learned on August 26 about Trump's intention to allow students from the People's Republic of China (PRC) to study at American higher education institutions. The publication emphasized the American leader's desire to "get along well" with Beijing.

In an interview with Fox News on August 16, Trump noted the importance of respecting Russia's large nuclear potential. He made the corresponding statement after completing negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin, which took place on August 16 in Anchorage, Alaska.

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