“US President Donald Trump said that the slow pace of Ukrainian occupation, despite the massive bombing of Ukrainian cities, harm Russia’s reputation. He emphasized that the actions of the ruler of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin led to significant human casualties and destruction, but did not bring the end of the war.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: Trump while communicating with journalists in the White House
Details: The US president once again declared his disappointment by Putin’s actions. According to him, Russia causes massive blows in Ukrainian cities and civilian infrastructure, but its territorial achievements remain minimal.
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Direct Language: “I keep track of what Russia is doing, and I am very dissatisfied with what Russia does and what Putin does. I don’t like it. He kills people for no reason. And they show themselves very badly, given that they put everything on the horse. Their economy is flying in hell.”
Details: Trump added that the Kremlin’s war was delayed and lasts for the fourth year. Despite the mass shelling, Moscow was able to capture very few territories and even suffered losses.
“They bomb everything in a row and capture very little territory, if they are captured. In fact, they even lose. So, I think it is very bad for Russia’s reputation,” he said.
Trump stressed that “this war should already end.” In his opinion, if it was a war of the United States, he would have finished it “in a week.”
Direct Language: “Look at what they got. They have taken very little in the last month, and you report all these bombardment, all these drones, 900 drones that come to certain areas, such as Kiev, in one night.
Prehistory:
- On September 23, Trump unexpectedly optimistic about Ukraine’s chances of restoring control of its territory within the internationally recognized borders.
- French President Emmanuel Macron called this statement a “very clear signal” and testimony to Trump’s “new vision” of Ukraine.
- In turn, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk urged to read more closely between the lines the statement of the US President, stating that “this unexpected optimism is hiding an announcement of lesser involvement of the United States and the translation of responsibility for the end of the war to Europe.”