US President Donald Trump is not happy with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, so he intends to take certain measures.
What Trump Said About Putin
During a briefing at the White House, Trump said he was not happy with Putin. According to the US president, weekly losses during the Russian-Ukrainian war reach about 7,000 people. As Trump noted, Putin kills a lot of people.
The US President stressed that he hears a lot of nonsense from the Russian dictator, which turns out to be meaningless.
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When reporters asked Trump about possible actions, he declined to give any details, noting that “the United States wants to make a little surprise.”
Trump on Ukraine's Resistance
The American president praised the Ukrainian resistance. However, he claims that without the weapons provided by the United States, the war would have ended in three or four days.
“We gave them the best equipment that had ever been created. We gave them anti-tank fighters that could take out tanks. We gave them the newest and best missiles,” Trump said.
Trump believes that previous US President Joe Biden should not have provided Ukraine with more aid than Europe did.
At the same time, Trump confirmed that he plans to resume arms supplies to Ukraine. According to him, the Russian dictator is killing too many people, so the US will send defensive weapons.
Trump on Lindsey Graham's Bill
As the US President noted, he is thinking about the bill of US Senator Lindsey Graham, but has not yet made a final decision.
“Lindsey Graham has a bill on sanctions against Russia. I'm looking at it. The Senate is passing and has passed very tough sanctions,” Trump says.
Senator Lindsey Graham recently said Trump should provide more tools to stop Russia's war against Ukraine, specifically referring to the bill to impose new sanctions.
On Thursday, July 3, US President Donald Trump and Russian dictator Vladimir Putin held a telephone conversation that lasted more than an hour.
After this, the head of the White House stated that he does not see progress in the dialogue with Putin on a ceasefire in Ukraine.
