Donald Trump agrees NATO should shoot down Russian aircraft in meeting with Ukraine’s Zelensky

US President Donald Trump, the United Nations General Assembly in New York (UNGA) between them during his meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, if he entered the airspace, he expressed his support to NATO countries that hit Russian planes.

“Do you think NATO countries go into the airspace?” “I will inform you in about a month,” Trump said when questioned about his current confidence in Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The short change took place in Trump’s meeting with Zelenskyy, emphasizing increasing geopolitical tensions.
After the meeting, Zelenskyy described his interaction with the US President positively. Answering Ani, he said, “He went well.”

Previously, Zelenskyy announced its plans on Saturday and increased its attacks on Ukraine on Saturday and coincided with new concerns about the possible spread effects of the ongoing war in the eastern wing of Europe. Zelenskyy is on Saturday in X, “We are now expecting strong sanctions from the United States – he plays the role of Europe.”

Trump had already stated that he was ready to bring “big sanctions” to Moscow the previous week, but NATO admitted to termination of oil purchases from Russia collectively. Despite Trump’s attempts to push for the ceasefire, Moscow had escaped such pressure so far.

The Ukrainian leader was expected to raise long -term security guarantees to protect his country from future Russian aggression after any ceasefire. However, Russian President Vladimir Putin warned Western troops that he could not tolerate being deployed in Ukraine.

Al Jazeera reported that Moscow has launched one of the largest nightgown attacks in recent months, and revealed about 580 drones that killed at least three people and who were wounded in dozens of.

NATO allies responded by increasing defenses throughout the eastern borders of Europe. Poland’s army said on Saturday that Poland and allied Jets were confused in a “preventive operation” after the Russian strikes hit the areas near the Polish border. Meanwhile, the United Kingdom confirmed that warplanes realized the first NATO mission under the Eastern Sentry and patrolled the Polish sky against possible Russian air threats.

Tensions increased after the three Russian warrior jets entered the Estonia airspace on Friday. The Russian Defense Ministry rejected the incident, but Estonian officials said that the 12 -minute violation was confirmed with both radar and visual approval. The Estonian Military Intelligence Center President Colonel Ants Kiviselg said that the violation is still “confirmed”.

(This story was not organized by DNA personnel and published from the moment)