Ukraine and Russia War Last: Trump says patience with quick Putin after the Polish drone attack

On Friday, Donald Trump said his patience with Vladimir Putin “ends quickly”, days after Russian drones violated the Polish air space in a stimulus operation.

“This is somehow completed and fast,” the US president said in an interview with Fox News.

Trump has given Putin several deadlines to end the three -year clash, but he has not yet imposed any other penalties or penalties for Moscow.

Donald Trump has published long remarks about his position on the Ukrainian war on his social account.

He says he is ready to impose fundamental sanctions on Russia – provided that NATO countries stop buying OI Moscow.

“A letter sent by President Donald Jay Trump to all NATO countries and the world:” I am ready to impose great sanctions on Russia when all NATO nations have agreed, and when all NATO countries stop buying oil from Russia.

“As you know, NATO’s commitment to win has been far less than 100 %, and the purchase of Russian oil by some has been shocking! This position will weaken your negotiation and bargaining power over Russia. Anyway, I’m ready to go when you are”. I just say who?

“I believe that this, as a group, as a group, is completely abandoned by putting 50 to 100 % tariffs on China after the end of the war with Russia and Ukraine, as well as ending this deadly but ridiculous war,” he said.

“China has severe control, and even struggles to Russia, and these powerful tariffs break this fork. This is not Trump’s war (never my president!), This is the battle of Biden and Zelnski. I am just here to help it and save thousands of Russian and Ukrainian lives last week.

“If NATO, as I say, the war ends quickly, and all those souls are saved! If not, you only waste my time and waste US time, energy and money. Thank you for this! Donald Jay Trump, US President.”

The Ukrainian prime minister has said that after meeting with Prince Harry, the “dream” of the country is to host Invictus games.

In a telegram post, Yulia Savironeone said that she and Duke Susans talked about work on rehabilitation and recovery of veterans.

“I thanked the prince for his support for his army in Ukraine after serving in various halls, including Invictus games,” he wrote.

“This year, Ukraine was played by a record holder of 35 participants,” he said.

“Now our dream is to come to Ukraine. We have every opportunity to do it,” he said.

“In addition, invincibility is synonymous for Ukraine’s spirit. And our defenders show it every day.”

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Prince Harry met with the Ukrainian Prime Minister during his surprise visit to the country.

Yulia Swardenone shared photos of the meeting because she and Duke Sasks visited the damaged locations of the Ukrainian government building in Kiev.

According to a regional official, a morning attack killed three people in the third district of northern Ukraine early Friday morning.

Sumy Regional Governor Uli Harivar said one drone and missile aircraft killed three residents near Sami and wounded five.

But Voldimir Zelnski said that Russia’s operation in the region “has been completely neutralized by our forces.”

In recent months, Russian forces have tried to take their place in areas such as Third, the border area next to the Russian Koursk region.

They have recorded a set of villages near the border and have taken larger cities such as the city of Sami into repeated bullets.

Zelenskiy has reported success in other operations in Sumy in recent weeks. He said Kiev also actively replaced Russian soldiers in Donetsk and Zaporgia, two main areas at the forefront.