US presidential candidate Donald Trump says Kremlin dictator Vladimir Putin told him he was planning a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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During an event in Oaks, Pennsylvania, the former White House chief once again said he “gets along well” with the Russian leader. According to him, Putin told him about his intention to invade Ukraine.
Trump noted that “it was like the apple of the eye” for the Kremlin dictator, but he told him that Russian troops would not enter the neighboring country, NBN writes with reference to the British publication The Telegraph.
Again, the 45th US President said that he had a good relationship with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky and promised to end the war before the inauguration, adding that he “wants people to stop dying.”
The Republican accused US President Joe Biden of “doing nothing for this” and not even talking to the head of the Kremlin for more than a year.
It should be noted that Trump's fight with his opponent Kamala Harris is intensifying at the finish line. Politexpert analyzed the data from opinion polls on support for candidates.
Earlier, the media reported that the head of the Hungarian government, Viktor Orban, was disrupting the provision of a loan to Ukraine from Western countries in order to help Trump.