Trump accuses his benefactor Putin of throwing shit about the invasion of Ukraine

Washington – President Donald Trump accused the Russian dictator who has admired for a long time and helped him win the presidency in 2016 of offering “shit” in the high -fire conversations to end his bloody assault on neighboring Ukraine.

“Putin throws us a lot of shit, if you want to know the truth,” Trump told Vladimir Putin journalists. “It is very nice all the time, but it turns out that it makes no sense.”

Trump, during the opportunity to take the photo of the cabinet meeting, also said he had approved the transfer of weapons to Ukraine to defend himself from Putin’s night attacks against Ukrainian civilians. The number of missiles and drones Russia has been triggered lately has been several times higher than before Trump resumed the office in January.

“He is not treating human beings well. He is killing too many people,” Trump said.

Trump’s new criticisms of his benefactor are a deviation of the way he has talked about Putin for years.

When Putin began the war in February 2022, Trump in the first days called him “intelligent” and “genius.” In the months and years, he continued defending Putin and essentially blaming Ukraine for being invaded, as he did during a visit from the Oval office of the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in February.

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Trump while campaigning to return to the White House last year he said he could end the war in a single day, and in fact he would do so before taking office on January 20. Since then, he has recognized that making Putin stop his murder demonstrated more than he anticipated. Recently, the former KGB officer who openly Pina during the days of the former Soviet Union expressed confusion.

“I don’t know what the hell happened to Putin,” Trump told journalists in May. “I have known it for a long time, I always took it, but it is sending rockets to the cities and killing people, and I don’t like it at all.”

However, Trump continues to repeat lies about Russia’s invasion, including some that made many of his followers turn against Ukraine in the last two years. Trump, for example, again falsely said on Tuesday that the United States had sent three times more assistance to Ukraine than European nations.

In fact, Europe has provided more, and that was true even before the United States, under Trump, slowed up arms to Ukraine.

When Trump was asked about the last episode of ESO, he claimed not to know anything about it or who had ordered him within his administration. “I don’t know,” he told the journalist. “Why don’t you tell me?”

The person who knew everything because he authorized him on behalf of Trump was sitting beside him at that time: Trump’s Secretary of Defense, former News presenter News Weekend Pete Hegseth. An HEGseth assistant last week explained that the pause in weapons to Ukraine was necessary because the predecessor Joe Biden had sent too many weapons and had not been able to monitor everything, causing shortage of the United States.

That statement, however, was false. Each low Biden shipment was accompanied by an analysis that shows its effect on the preparation of the United States.

In 2016, Russian spies stole material from the campaign of the presidential democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and then transferred it to Wikileaks, a filtered documents editor. Trump learned in August of that year of an intelligence information session given to both candidates that the Wikileaks material had come from Russia, but then used it anyway every day in the last month of the campaign.