US EditionTrump criticizes Putin after approving more weapons for Ukraine
UNITED STATES, JUL 8 – Trump reversed a Pentagon pause on weapons shipments, approving new defensive arms for Ukraine amid escalating Russian attacks and considers additional sanctions on Moscow.
- On July 3, US President Donald Trump expressed strong dissatisfaction after a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin about the war in Ukraine.
- Trump’s frustration followed Russia’s refusal of his cease-fire request and its intensification of drone and missile attacks killing hundreds of civilians.
- During the period, Trump discussed potentially sending Patriot missile systems to Ukraine and showed growing doubts about Putin's willingness to pursue peace.
- Trump expressed his strong dissatisfaction with his phone conversation with Putin, criticizing the Russian leader for wanting to continue the violence, and noted that discussions about sanctions against Moscow are ongoing.
- Despite past positive remarks, Trump’s recent sharp criticism and hinted tougher sanctions suggest a shift aiming to pressure Russia toward negotiations.
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US President Trump accuses Putin of narrating nonsense, and according to a report, he is considering delivering an air defense system to Ukraine. Is that more than just evidence of a change of course?
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Washington: US President Donald Trump has said he has approved sending additional weapons to Ukraine and is considering new sanctions on Russia. “We’re sending some defensive weapons to Ukraine, and I’ve approved that,” Trump said on Tuesday during a Cabinet meeting at the White House, Xinhua news agency reported. Trump expresses dissatisfaction with Putin Trump also expressed dissatisfaction with Russian President Vladimir Putin. “I’m not happy…
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