The American leader expressed frustration after his last conversation with Vladimir Putin and at the same time expressed satisfaction from dialogue with the President of Ukrainian.
US president Donald Trump on Sunday, July 6, in an interview with journalists, discussed aspects of foreign American policy and military conflict in Ukraine.
In Trump, journalists asked why Ukraine would not help him as he helped Israel.
When answering this question, Trump emphasized: “I help Ukraine. I help a lot. This war, which should not happen, explodes because of incorrect decisions. If I have remained president, there is no conflict in Russia. We will not find the October attack or the failure of troops from Afghanistan, either October Escauli.
Trump noted that Kyiv’s support continued, but reiterated the opinion that the war would be avoided. According to him, this is possible if not for the “false election” of 2020, which influences the country’s political course.
He positively appreciated the recent conversation with the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky, calling the “Panic -Benefit” conversation, and noted that the Ukrainian leader was under strong pressure: “He was seriously attacked, as I said this.”
As for talking to Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, the head of the White House expressed his disappointment, but did not announce the details of communication and the reasons for this conclusion.
Earlier it was reported that Washington’s lack of specific reaction to Russia’s new attacks, as well as the cessation of critical weapons, in particular missiles for Patriot systems, threatened to leave KYIV vulnerable to additional blows.
There was also information that US president Donald Trump after a conversation with the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky could continue the supply of missiles in Patriot Ukraine.
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