American leader Donald Trump intends to make an "important statement" about the aggressor country Russia on July 14. What is important to understand is that the day before, he complained several times about Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, who does not want to end the war against Ukraine.
Points of attention
- Recent developments include the US agreeing to provide weapons to Ukraine through NATO, with plans for additional Patriot air defense systems.
- A bill imposing sanctions on Russia and energy buyers from Russia is pending further action in the US Senate, with estimates of approval by the end of July.
Trump is ready for decisive action
The American leader announced an important statement regarding Russia during a telephone interview with NBC.
The US President made it clear to reporters that this would happen on July 14.
The president said he was disappointed with Russia and said he was planning a major statement on Russia on Monday, media reports said.
However, Donald Trump did not want to reveal what exactly it would be about.
Also, recently, the US president officially confirmed that he had agreed to provide American weapons to Ukraine "through NATO" and that the Alliance would pay for them "100%."
What is important to understand is that it also talks about additional Patriot air defense systems.
As journalists learned, Trump also intends to transfer $300 million worth of weapons from US stocks to Ukraine for the first time since returning to the White House, using the mechanism of presidential powers.
A bill imposing sanctions on Russia and countries that buy energy from it has been awaiting further action in the US Senate since the spring. There are estimates that it could be approved by the end of July.
