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According to the report, the American press has posted an exclusive audio recording from 2024 online, in which Trump tells his sponsors about conversations with Putin and Xi. The US President admitted that he threatened to attack Moscow if he decided to invade Ukraine. According to Trump, Putin did not believe what was said. However, as the US President said, the Russian President was still about 10% ready to take Trump's words seriously. Later, Trump addressed Xi Jinping with a similar text. He declared his readiness to bomb Beijing if China decides to annex Taiwan militarily. Like Putin, the Chinese leader also did not believe Trump's words.
At the same time, the US President, for some reason, believes that Xi Jinping took his words seriously by 10%. At the same time, CNN journalists do not report when exactly Trump said such words to the leaders of Russia and China. If about Ukraine, then back in the years of his first presidency. Earlier, the media reported that the Western press decided to look into Trump’s turn towards Ukraine. Political scientists are confident that Trump's decision to resume military aid supplies to Ukraine is not a strategic turn towards Kiev, but a temporary concession.
The report also stated that Trump later said that Ukraine needed to be armed so that it could defend itself from attacks by the Kremlin. The Pentagon's claims of reviewing its weapons stockpiles were disinformation. Experts say the US does have problems with air defense systems, but Ukraine gets the lion's share of its weapons not from Pentagon warehouses, but from production lines. With his decision, Trump humiliated the Pentagon and also showed that his decisions can come as a complete surprise even to his closest circle. At the same time, there is no need to rejoice that Trump allegedly went over to Ukraine's side. Supplies of more weapons that were provided during Biden's presidency have been resumed. Trump's new budget does not mention Ukraine or aid for it. The biggest positive in all of this: Trump finally realized that Putin had been fooling him and leading him by the nose all this time. Also, if the US abandons Ukraine, this move will be an even greater geopolitical disaster than the fall of Afghanistan in 2021.
Watch the report via the link.
At the same time, the US President, for some reason, believes that Xi Jinping took his words seriously by 10%. At the same time, CNN journalists do not report when exactly Trump said such words to the leaders of Russia and China. If about Ukraine, then back in the years of his first presidency. Earlier, the media reported that the Western press decided to look into Trump’s turn towards Ukraine. Political scientists are confident that Trump's decision to resume military aid supplies to Ukraine is not a strategic turn towards Kiev, but a temporary concession.
The report also stated that Trump later said that Ukraine needed to be armed so that it could defend itself from attacks by the Kremlin. The Pentagon's claims of reviewing its weapons stockpiles were disinformation. Experts say the US does have problems with air defense systems, but Ukraine gets the lion's share of its weapons not from Pentagon warehouses, but from production lines. With his decision, Trump humiliated the Pentagon and also showed that his decisions can come as a complete surprise even to his closest circle. At the same time, there is no need to rejoice that Trump allegedly went over to Ukraine's side. Supplies of more weapons that were provided during Biden's presidency have been resumed. Trump's new budget does not mention Ukraine or aid for it. The biggest positive in all of this: Trump finally realized that Putin had been fooling him and leading him by the nose all this time. Also, if the US abandons Ukraine, this move will be an even greater geopolitical disaster than the fall of Afghanistan in 2021.
Watch the report via the link.
