Trump disputes Israel’s claim on starvation in Gaza, sets new deadline for Putin
“There is no reason to wait, there is no reason to wait. 50 days, I want to be generous, but we just don’t see progress has been made.”
Repeating his previous anger with Putin, the President said that the Russian leader would make claims about peace in his speeches, but he would continue to bomb Ukraine at night.
Firefighters, Ukraine, Kropyvnytskyi’deki a Russian air attack after a school fire at a school.Credit: Ukraine Emergency Service via AP
“Russia can be very rich, instead they spend all their money on war,” he said. “I thought you’d want to finish this thing quickly, but it kills people every time it ends.”
He asked if he wanted to meet Putin to end the war, and Trump said in his speech that he wasn’t so interested. If it moves on its new last date, secondary tariffs can start on August 9 or around.
In Gaza, the common words in Scotland, when the British Red Cross estimated that 470,000 people in Gaza hunger, indicates another rise in calls on Israel in calls on calls on Israel – equivalent to 22 percent of the population.
Trump said that although Israel was blocked by Hamas, who had 20 Israel hostage, where the terrorist group killed 1195 people and where more than 250 prisoners were captured by 20 Israeli hostages, it was “too much responsibility to help the situation.
Palestinians are gathered around a truck carrying aid entering Gaza through Israel in Northern Gaza, Beit Lahia.Credit: Bloomberg
Trump claimed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was affiliated with civilians to feed civilians.
“We give money and things. He should run some kind,” he said.
Orum I want them to make sure they buy food.
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Starmer asked Gaza to be an important issue in his private talks with Trump on Monday, because the widespread images of starvation of starvation shaped the public in the war.
“This is a humanitarian crisis. This is an absolute disaster,” the Prime Minister said before the meeting, standing together Trump and Trump Turnberry.
“Nobody wants to see this. And I think people in Britain rebell on what they see on their screens.”
