Trump referred to his promise. “I was a small sarcastic”

President United States Donald Trump interviewed writer Sharyl Attkisson. As part of the promotion, a fragment of the conversation with the Republican was posted on the network on Friday.

In the available Attkisson video asks the American leader about the war in Ukraine and the talks the Trump administration has with Kiev and Moscow.

Ukraine – Russia. Trump said he would end the war in 24 hours. “I was sarcastic”

A writer reminds Donald Trump that inactive during the election campaign, erstwhile he sought to return to The White HouseHe said if he took over the office of president of the United States, "will end the war in Ukraine within 24 hours".

- Well, I was a small sarcastic.When I said that. I would not end the war (in 24 hours – ed.). In fact, I meant that I'd like to end it. and I think I can do it," said the Republican, referring to his statements, which were raining on almost all election rally in the United States a fewer months ago.

When asked what would happen if Vladimir Putin Trump said it would be "bad news for the full planet due to the fact that many people are dying." – But I think he'll agree. I think I know him rather well. – he added, pointing out that on Monday they will know a small more about this issue.

War in Ukraine. The destiny of peace talks is at stake. "It's going beautiful well"

The president of the United States besides stressed in an interview that efforts to end the war in Ukraine “They are going rather well”. We're in a hard situation. I inherited from him (Joe Bidenie – ed.) disorder, whether in terms of war, economics or whatever – mentioned Donald Trump, while hitting the erstwhile administration.

– War between Russia And Ukraine should never have happened.But it did. We request to see what we can do to save many lives," the American leader emphasized.

On Tuesday, a gathering took place between the United States and Ukraine delegation in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, during which Washington proposed 30-day ceasefire. Kiev agreed to halt the fighting, but Moscow inactive did not give a clear answer and tries to dictate its terms.

Donald Trump addressed Vladimir Putin asking his army to spare the lives of Ukrainian soldiers. In response, the Russian leader stressed that they would do so "if the Ukrainian authorities gave the order to surrender".