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Donald Trump criticized the last Russian attacks on Ukraine on Sunday, because President Vladimir Putin “is killing many people.”
US President Donald Trump points out that Russian attacks on Ukraine are killing many people. (Free Press Photo: AFP)
The president of the United States, Donald Trumpsaid May 25 that is not “happy” with Russian leader Vladimir Putin, after Moscow will release a drone attack Ukraine.
“I’m not happy with what Putin is doing. He’s killing many people. I don’t know what devils happened to Putin,” Trump told media at the Andrews air base, from where he planned to move to the White House after spending the weekend in his golf course in Bedminster, in the state of New Jersey.
“I have known him for a long time. I’ve always got along with him, but he’s sending rockets to cities and killing people, I don’t like this at all,” he added.
Trump indicated that he is meditating impose sanctions on Moscow for the Russian attacks suffered by Ukraine On Saturday night on Sunday, the worst in weeks.
The bombings left At least 12 dead and 79 injuredafter launching hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles on the last day of the exchange process of a thousand prisoners of each of the faced sides agreed last week in Istanbul.
When asked if he considers imposing sanctions on Putin due to this last Trump offensive he replied “absolutely, he is killing many people.”
“We are in full conversations and is shooting rockets to kyiv and other cities. I don’t like anything,” added the US president, who said he was “very surprised” by Moscow’s actions.
Since he returned to power in January and began to mediate between Russia and Ukraine Trump has warned several times about the possibility of applying new sanctions to Moscow if the Kremlin does not strive to achieve a high fire agreement.
Given the magnitude of Russian attacks, the Ukrainian president, Volodimir Zelenski, requested on Sunday that international actors, especially the United States and European countries, They will precisely increase the pressure against Russia.