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Donald Trump's Frustration with Vladimir Putin Prompts Shift of Tone on Ukraine

DMITROVSKY DISTRICT, MOSCOW OBLAST, JUL 11 – Russia is conducting regional internet blackouts ahead of a potential large-scale Ukrainian drone and missile attack on Moscow, possibly involving up to 1,000 weapons, officials said.

  • This week, President Donald Trump expressed strong unhappiness with Vladimir Putin and confirmed resuming defensive arms shipments to Ukraine amid ongoing conflict.
  • Trump's shift came after a recent pause in arms shipments due to concerns over U.S. stockpiles and uncertainty about who authorized the halt, possibly a surprise Defense Secretary decision.
  • During a Tuesday cabinet meeting, Trump strongly criticized Putin, expressing frustration over the misinformation they receive from the Russian leader and condemning his brutal actions against Ukrainians.
  • Retired U.S. Brigadier General Kevin Ryan noted that Trump is gaining a better understanding of Russia and international issues, and that Ukrainians he has spoken with feel optimistic about Trump’s recent shift in stance and the reinstatement of arms deliveries.
  • Trump plans to issue a major statement on Russia this coming Monday, which is generating curiosity due to unclear details, indicating his evolving and pivotal role in the Ukraine crisis discourse.
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