Trump says we will have to “send Ukraine to more weapons so that it can defend itself star-news.press/wp

US President Donald Trump said on Monday that his country would have to send more weapons to Ukraine so that it can defend itself.

Trump’s comments seemed a surprise change in the situation after the Pentagon announced last week that he would have delivered to Ukraine some air defense missiles, micro -guided artillery and other weapons because of what US officials said they were fears that stocks had declined too much.

“We have to deal with them,” Trump told reporters about the delivery of additional weapons to Ukraine. “They should be able to defend themselves. They are now seriously. We will send more weapons – defensive weapons in the first place.”

Meanwhile, Russian attacks on Ukraine killed at least 11 civilians and wounded more than 80 others, including seven children.

The transition to sudden stops from Patriot missiles, accuracy -guided missiles, Helvire missiles, Hailezer and weapons tours took Ukrainian officials and other allies. It came in a difficult moment for Ukraine, which has faced increasing and more complex than Russia.

The Pentagon did not immediately respond to a request to comment on whether the arms shipments parked to Ukraine would resume.

Trump, speaking at the beginning of a dinner hosting of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on Monday evening, was charged with his increasing frustration by Russian President Vladimir Putin. Trump has struggled to find a decision of the brutal war, which as a presidential candidate claimed that he might end within 24 hours.

Trump threatened, but he stopped, and imposed new sanctions against the Russian oil industry to try to urge Putin in peace talks.

“I am not happy with President Putin at all,” he said.

Russia has launched a large scale of the neighboring Ukraine invasion in February 2022. The two countries have been in a state of total war since then.

3 years of war breed

The authorities said that Russia fired more than 100 drones in the civilian regions of Ukraine overnight. Russia recently intensified its air strikes in civilian regions after more than three years of war.

Last week, Russia launched about 1,270 drones, 39 missiles and about 1,000 powerful bombs in Ukraine.

The largest Russia Army is also trying hard to hack on some points along the front line, which is approximately 1000 km, as the Ukrainian forces stretch strongly.

The pressure on keeping Russia’s invasion in the Gulf, the lack of progress in the direct peace talks, and the suspension of last week for some American weapons shipments forced Ukraine to search for more military assistance from the United States and Europe.

White House spokeswoman Caroline Levitte said earlier on Monday that stopping weapons to Ukraine came as part of a “record review of all weapons and all aid” provided by the United States all over the world. “Not only Ukraine.”

Levitte said that US Defense Minister Beit Higseth ordered the global review of weapons and assistance to ensure that “everything that comes out of the door is compatible with the interests of America.”

Zelinski said on Saturday that Ukraine signed deals with European allies and a leading American defense company to increase the production of drones, ensuring the receipt of Kiev “hundreds of thousands” this year.

“The air defense is the main thing to protect life,” Zelinski wrote on a telegram on Monday.

He said this includes the development and manufacture of drones that can prevent aircraft aircraft for the long -range aircraft of Russia.

Done -aircraft were fatal threats for all Ukrainian civilians and soldiers throughout the war, but Ukraine was also practicing its drone army to strike targets along the confrontation line and also in Russian territory.