The probability of a world crisis will increase sharply during the second term of the presidency of the future head of the White House, Donald Trump, said in an interview with the Guardian newspaper, John Bolton, Trump's former national security adviser.
Trump's former adviser doubted that he is the only one who can "prevent the third world war" and contribute to the cessation of conflicts in Ukraine and the Gaza Strip.
"The risks of a 19th-century global crisis are much greater in a second Trump term. Given Trump's inability to focus on coherent decision-making, I'm very worried about what that might be," Bolton told the publication.
According to Bolton, Trump "doesn't know much about foreign policy", reads little and relies too much on personal relationships, which presumably prevents him from fully grasping the situation. According to Trump's former adviser, it can lead the world to "trouble".
