By Ben Lucas Donald Trump said he was going to “stop the wars” in his victory speech today, raising huge questions about how his presidency could alter the course of major conflicts in Europe and the Middle East. Referring to his previous presidency, he claimed: “We had no wars for four years. We had no wars. Except we defeated ISIS. “They said ‘he will start a war’. I’m not going to start a war, I’m going to stop the wars.” While he made no direct reference to Ukraine, Trump has previously vowed to stop aid to Kyiv, prompting concerns about the country’s future ability to defend itself agains…
