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Donald Trump claims that he threatened to “bomb S — outside Moscow” if Russia invaded Ukraine during its first term, according to a new voice.
With Putin, I said: “If you go to Ukraine, I will bomb S — outside Moscow. “I tell you that I have no choice,” Trump told a group of donors before the presidential election last year.
And then [Putin] He goes, like, “I don’t believe you.” But they believe me by 100 percent. “
The American president later claimed that he had issued a similar warning to XI Jinping over China is likely to invade TaiwanHe tells him that he will specialize in in response to this.
“I thought I was crazy,” Trump said, “I thought I was crazy,” Trump said.
Mr. Trump made statements to a A series of collecting donations while carrying out a campaign to re -election last year. The leaked voice was published by CNN after obtaining it by a authors of a coming book that belongs to Mr. Trump’s return to power.
The comments are allegedly echo Trump in public places, including that he prevented wars from starting during his first term and would have done so if he won the 2020 elections.
Donald Trump claims to have warned Putin against the invasion of Ukraine – Alexander Kazakov/Reuters
“If you are president, this war will never happen,” he claimed several times, including at the Group 7 Summit in Canada last month.
In October last year, he said he had Putin warned against the invasion of Ukraine. Speaking to the Wall Street Journal, he claims that he said: “I will strike you in the middle of Moscow in central Moscow.” I said, “We are friends.
Mr. Trump has become increasingly frustratedHowever, as his efforts to finish Wars in Ukraine Gaza appears to have stopped.
Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli Prime Minister, left the White House on Tuesday without announcing that a ceasefire had been reached in Gaza.
“I’m not happy Putin”
Another angry angry against Putin fired on Tuesday, accusing the Russian leader of “throwing a bull —” at the face. Discussions on the war in Ukraine.
He said that Putin’s words were “meaningless” as he rose his speech against the Russian leader after a series of major strikes in the Ukrainian cities.
“I am not happy with Putin, I can tell you this extent at the present time, because he kills many people,” Trump said during a cabinet meeting on Tuesday. “We get a lot of bulls — Putin threw us. You want to know the truth. It’s so nice all the time, but it turns out it meaningless.”
Mr. Trump also suggested that he is open to imposing new sanctions on Moscow after the Senate submitted a draft law proposing additional sanctions. When asked about the draft law, he said: “I look at him very strongly.”
