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 8, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin after a phone call and approved sending weapons to Ukraine amid ongoing conflict.
- Trump’s criticism followed Putin's refusal of a 30-day cease-fire request and escalating Russian missile and drone attacks on Ukrainian cities causing civilian casualties.
- Trump described Putin as wanting to "go all the way" and "keep killing people," while acknowledging past cordial relations and describing his earlier calls with Putin as "good" and calling Putin "smart."
- Trump indicated that he may impose new sanctions on Russia after holding off for six months while trying to negotiate peace and discussed sending Patriot missile systems to Ukraine with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
- The continuation of hostilities indicates that Russia remains committed to its military objectives, while U.S. authorization of ongoing defense assistance reflects enduring international resolve to apply pressure on Russia throughout the extended conflict.
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Trump Criticizes Putin After Approving More Weapons for Ukraine
President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he had approved sending US defensive weapons to Ukraine and was considering additional sanctions on Moscow, underscoring his frustration with Russian President Vladimir Putin over the growing death toll in Russia's war with Ukraine. Trump, who pledged as a presidential candidate to end the war within a day, has not been able to follow through on that promise and efforts by his administration to broker peace…
Trump criticizes Putin after approving more weapons for Ukraine
President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he had approved sending U.S. defensive weapons to Ukraine and was considering additional sanctions on Moscow, underscoring his frustration with Russian President Vladimir Putin over the growing death toll in Russia's war with Ukraine.
Trump Calls Conversations With Putin "Meaningless," Approves More Weapons for Ukraine
President Trump approved the delivery of a new shipment of weapons to Ukraine after calling conversations with Putin "meaningless." ... The post Trump Calls Conversations With Putin “Meaningless,” Approves More Weapons for Ukraine appeared first on The New American.
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