US to send more weapons to support Ukraine in its war with Russia as Trump’s patience with Putin wears thin
Donald Trump is expected to commit more weapons to support Ukraine after targeting the regions close to NATO territory at the weekend.
Russia’s approximately 600 drones and 26 long -range missiles against Lviv and Chernivtsi fired at least eight people died and were reported to have been injured more close to Poland and Romania and Ukraine.
Authorities in Poland, anonymous NATO allies, said the air force joined its own army in response to Russia’s aggression.
President Trump said the United States was on the verge of demanding more firepower to stop the war of Volodymyr Zelensky.
Patriot is expected to confirm that weapons, including air defense systems, will be sent to NATO for distribution in Ukraine tomorrow.
Mr. Trump said that the United States will not send aid directly to Ukraine and NBC News said: ‘We are sending weapons to NATO and NATO pays these weapons 100 percent.’
He promised that he would end the war during the White House campaign, but he is said to be disappointed by stopping negotiations with Vladimir Putin.
Donald Trump (Russia is expected to commit more weapons to support Ukraine after targeting its regions close to NATO territory at the weekend
Russian President Vladimir Putin (in the picture) is looking at Andrei Nikitin during a meeting on July 7 as the Minister of Acting in Moscow
Slip Bomb Strike area to a civil infrastructure object in Kharkiv on Saturday
NATO Warplanes was mixed on Poland due to a large scale of Russian missile and drone strikes on a night in Ukraine – Picture shows after an attack in Lviv
President Zelensky said that defense forces neutralized more than 20 missiles and strike drones, but the housing buildings were shot.
Western allies urged the war to send ‘more than signals’ to stop the war and called for sanctions to ‘reduce the speed of Russian air strikes’.
The Ukrainian media were killed in Chernivtsi at least 20 injured and four were killed in Dnipropetrovsk and Sumy. At least one dozen was injured in Lviv.
The US special ambassador Keith Kellogg needs to coincide with Mr. Trump’s expected arms announcement tomorrow in Ukraine.
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