An Expert Explained Why Trump Declared May 8 As Victory Day

The solution has its own target audience.

United States of America (USA) President Donald Trump's decision to declare May 8 as the Day of Victory of the States in World War II was aimed exclusively at the American audience.

About this in a comment YouTube channel RBC-Ukraine was told by political technologist Taras Zagorodny.

"He said 'Make America Great Again'. Well, he's going to bring up that 'we did this,' 'we helped.' I mean, that's exclusively aimed at an American audience. He was talking about World War I, too, by the way. Because everyone remembers the US contribution to World War II, but they forget that they fought in World War I as well," Zagorodny said.

The expert added that he had read the memoirs of General George Smith Paton, who once fought in France during World War I, and also participated in World War II. In this regard, Trump's decision is nothing special, as the American leader is operating in his own paradigm.

"It's, you know, it's such a term there's a 'golden age.' Here we had a 'golden age,' we have to go back to our age." Well he's telling his voters to whom he promised everything. That's it," Zagorodny added.

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