Donald Trump warns his patience with Putin is ‘running out fast’ | World | News

US President Donald Trump warned his patience with the Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin about “quickly running out and running out”. This comes after a week of heavy Russian attacks on Ukrainian territory, which also affects Poland.

Tango, but Tango takes two, Tr Trump said on Friday, September 12th in an interview with Fox News and referred to Ukraine and leader Volodymyr Zelensky. “When Putin wanted to do this, Zelensky did not. When Zelensky wanted to do this, Putin did not. Mr. Trump first announced his patience for the Kremlin leader – a feeling that he and his supporters repeat several times.

Earlier this month, he said that he was “disappointed” with US President Putin’s actions. On September 2, Trump announced that he would take “certain measures”. A few days later, he said he was ready to move to the second stage of sanctions against Russia.

Earlier this year, Finnish President Alexander Stubb said that he believed that President Trump had lost his patience with Mr. Putin on his stop tactics on the ceasefire in Ukraine.

Putin did not come to the peace talks planned in Istanbul in May, but instead sent a delegation of diplomats with Ukrainian officials who had only two hours of meeting. Ukrainian President Zelensky attended the event.

A few months later, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that Trump “lost patience” with Putin after ignoring the “severe” threat of “violent” tariffs unless the US President is accepted in Ukraine. Trump gave the Russian leader a 50 -day deadline for accepting a peace agreement or encountering new sanctions – then the talks between the two leaders reduced the last date to only 10 to 12 days after “too much situation” failed.

On Wednesday, September 10, about two dozen Russian aircraft, before the beginning of the war before the beginning of the war leaked to the Poland region.

Some UAVs have reached the northern and middle regions of the country. Most of the drones have been recovered in Lublin Voivodeship, first of all, close to the Belarus border. A drone destroyed the roof of a residential building and damaged a car.

On the other hand, he called on Sweden, Finland, Spain, the Netherlands, Czech, France and German Ambassadors to present an official statement.

However, a Polish army lieutenant warned that Poland’s use of the F-35 aircraft to hit these drones is not ready for the mass drone war. Lieutenant General Jarosław Gromadziński said that this action proved that Russia provoked Poland and tested the country’s reaction abilities and response periods.