Yesterday Sunday that they would send to NATO’s European Member States, who would “buy” them, more anti -aircraft defense systems and ammunition for them and what they already have to help her to intercept ballistic or aircraft without revealing specific numbers.
In a deteriorating trajectory the Trump – Putin relationship
US President Donald Trump made the announcement addressing reporters at the Andrews Military Base in Maryland, as his relationship with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin seems to be on a rapid deterioration orbiting.
“We will send them Patriot, who need desperately,” Donald Trump said, only two weeks after Washington announced the suspension of deliveries of certain types of weapons and ammunition in Kiev, citing the need to secure the supply of its own supplies.
Trump: What we send will be paid
“I haven’t decided on the number yet, but they will have them because they need protection,” he continued.
Traditions will be made by NATO member states, the US president added, assuring that the weapons his country would send will be “paid” and “we wanted it”.
“We will send them various very sophisticated military items and be paid 100%.”
The Trump comment for Putin
The Republican president reiterated that he is “frustrated” by his Russian counterpart, who has “surprised a lot of people” as he “speaks beautifully” and “at night bombarding everyone”, adding sarcastically “we have a problem with it”.
Ukraine’s US Presidency Special Envoy is expected in Kiev today.
President Trump is also planning to meet today with Nato Secretary -General Mark Rutte, the day he has announced he will make a “significant announcement for Russia”.
Meanwhile, Axios, citing two sources knowing the matter, says US President Donald Trump is expected to announce a new plan for Ukraine’s equipment with aggressive weapons in a sudden deviation from his previous stop.
The White House did not immediately respond to Reuters’ request for commentary. Reuters was unable to verify the report immediately.
