Donald Trump commented on Volodymyr Zelenski and Vladimir Putin's attitude to peace negotiations in conversation with journalists on board the Air Force 1 aircraft, en way back from Florida to Washington. Answering a question about his earlier message in the media, in which he threatened Vladimir Putin's introduction secondary duties in the absence of an agreement to conclude a ceasefire on account of Russia, Trump pointed out that he inactive believes in Putin's goodwill.
I don't think he broke his word. We're talking about Putin. – Trump stated and added that he had known the leader of Russia for a long time. However, he admitted that he was disappointed by the statements of the Russian President, who undermined the credibility of the president of Ukraine.
Irritating Trump
If Russia and I can't scope an agreement to halt the bloodshed in Ukraine, and if I think it was Russia's fault, I will impose secondary duties on oil, on all oil originating in Russia. – he said.
Since taking office in January, Trump has taken a reasonably reconciled attitude towards Russia, which has caused concern among Western allies as he sought to bring an end to the three-year war. The increasingly strong comments and threats directed towards the president of Russia reflect the increasing frustration of the U.S. head due to the deficiency of advancement on the conclusion of the ceasefire.
Trump, who spent the weekend at his property in Palm Beach, Florida, told NBC News that he was planning to talk to Putin this week. Both leaders have had 2 authoritative telephone calls in fresh months.
A deal on minerals to improve?
Despite his frustration, Trump stated that he did not think the Russians were trying to deceive him. However, he noted that the president of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenski is trying to retreat from the US agreement concerning the exploitation of Ukrainian mineral deposits.
If he does, he'll be in trouble. Big, large problems. We made a deal about uncommon earth metals, and now he says, you know, I want to renegotiate the deal. He besides wants to be a NATO member. Well, he'll never be a NATO member. He understands. So if he wants to renegotiate, he's gonna have quite a few problems. He warned Trump.
According to Bloomberg, Ukraine will request many changes to this document. Its current content suggests that Ukrainians must return to the United States the value of financial and military assistance that Washington has given to the Kiev authorities since the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion.
