President Trump confirmed that his administration would send more weapons to Ukraine to help them defend against intense Russian assaults. He acknowledged the severity of the situation, emphasizing that many lives were at risk. This announcement followed a disappointing phone call with President Putin, where Trump expressed doubts about Putin's intentions for a ceasefire. Trump's prior withholding of weapons faced criticism, with accusations of showing weakness towards Russia and denying Ukraine essential support during critical times. The military aid includes advanced systems and ammunition already prepped for delivery.
President Trump emphasized the urgency of sending more weapons to Ukraine, stating, "We're gonna send some more weapons. We have to. They have to be able to defend themselves." He noted that Ukraine is being hit very hard and that many lives are at stake.
Following a disappointing conversation with President Putin, Trump expressed concerns about Russia's aggressive actions. He stated, "I'm very disappointed with the conversation... I don't think he's looking to stop, and that's too bad."
The Wall Street Journal editorial board criticized Trump's previous weapon denial to Ukraine, claiming it showed weakness. They noted that this decision would favor Putin and hinder Ukraine's defense efforts.
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