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Trump is also showing growing interest in helping Ukraine fight back against Russia’s full-scale invasion, warning that NATO members will purchase “billions and billions of dollars” of US weaponry, including Patriot missiles, and transfer the munitions to Ukraine.
The honeymoon between US President Trump and Russia’s Vladimir Putin appears to be over, with Trump on Monday threatening sweeping sanctions against Moscow if it doesn’t end its war with Ukraine within 50 days. But ordinary Russians don’t seem concerned.
Trump is also showing growing interest in helping Ukraine fight back against Russia’s full-scale invasion, warning that NATO members will purchase “billions and billions of dollars” of US weaponry, including Patriot missiles, and transfer the munitions to Ukraine.
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The latest steps reflect an evolving approach from the American president, who promised to swiftly resolve the conflict that Putin started three years ago.Trump has often criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for allowing the conflict to happen, but more recently has expressed growing irritation toward Putin.
