Trump Refused to Say Whether There Will Be Military Aid to Ukraine If There Is No Peace Deal
Kyiv • UNN
Trump stated that he does not want to disclose details of military aid to Ukraine in the absence of a peace agreement, so as not to harm the negotiation process. He also expressed dissatisfaction with Putin's actions.
US President Donald Trump said he wants to keep it a secret whether there will be military aid to Ukraine if there is no peace agreement, because he does not want to spoil the negotiations. He said this in an interview with ABC News, reports UNN.
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When asked if the US would stop military aid if there was no peace agreement, Trump replied: "I don't want to tell you that. I won't tell you whether I will or not. I want to keep it a big fat secret because I don't want to spoil the negotiations. But I would worry."
Trump said he was unhappy when he saw Putin launching missiles at several cities and towns in Ukraine.
It wasn't something I like to see, and I thought it was inappropriate. But I think the whole war is inappropriate
Addendum
Donald Trump said that if he did not win the 2024 US presidential election, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin would seize all of Ukraine.
On Sunday, April 27, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that this week will be very important and decisive regarding negotiations to achieve peace in Ukraine.
On April 28, Marco Rubio spoke with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov about "the next steps in the Russian-Ukrainian peace negotiations."
Prior to that, the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the aggressor country, Sergei Lavrov stated that Russia had stated its "readiness for negotiations with Ukraine" and "certain concessions", but not on all issues.