“I am very disappointed with him,” said Radio Show in The Scott Jennings. He added that he always had a good relationship with Putin.
“We'll see what will happen, but I am very disappointed with Vladimir Putin,” he repeated. “We will do something to help people live,” he announced, without specifying what kind of actions he meant.
He again stated that the war would never have happened if he was the president at the time.
In turn, during the Tuesday statement in the Oval Office, Trump was asked if he talked to Vladimir Putin. – I found out things that would be very interesting. I think that in the next few days you will learn all comments, find out – the president replied.
Trump did not specify what the possible consequences would be if there is no double -sided meeting of Putin and the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelanski. – We'll see what will happen. We'll see what they do and what will happen. I watch it very carefully – he said.
This is not the first time the American president “is disappointed with Putin.” He gave the same opinion last in July, before he met in Alaska with a Russian dictator. Trump said then that he had the impression that the agreement with Russia about Ukraine was close.
Asked in July if he had already given up attempts to communicate with Putin, he replied: “I am disappointed with him, but I did not finish working with him.” Asked if he trusts Putin, he replied: “I almost don't trust anyone.”
