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The US Donald Trump president says he finds it “harder, straightforward, to deal with Ukraine” than Russia in the trials of sayings in two countries.
The US “is very good in Russia”, and “can be easier to deal with” Moscow than Kyiv, Trump told journalists on the Oval Office on Friday.
Hours earlier, Trump said he “strongly considered” large penalties and Russian tariffs until a stop stopping Ukraine.
Meanwhile, the US is temporarily suspended access to Ukraine with some satellite imaginary company Maxar speaks VBC to BBC verification in the country.
It comes exactly one week after a Unusual White House Exchangewhere the trumpet is trusted by the Ukrainian Voltodymer Zelensky’s Voltodymer Zelensky due to “disrespectful” in the US.
That public dressing public is followed this week by Trump stop all US military assistance and Intelligence Intelligence in Kyiv.
Russia held a large missile missile and attack drone energy in Ukraine on Thursday night.
Trump’s threat of additional sanctions In Naob imposedly inflicted Russia apparent response to this attack. He said he thought of new tariffs because “Russia was perfect ‘pounding’ Ukraine in the fields of battle today”.
But within hours, Trump says Russian Vladimir Putin acts like someone else wants.
“I think he struck them (Ukraine) harder than he beat,” Trump said. “And I think maybe any of that position to do that now.”
He added that he believed Putin wanted to end the battle but he could not speak the same in Ukraine.
“I want to know that they (Ukraine) want to set up and I don’t know they want to settle,” Trump said, if he asked why he pressed Kyiv help.
Trump’s direct diplomacy with NATO allies, because West avoids Moscow contacts since February 2022 full Russian advance.
Despite Trump’s array with Zelensky, the tone from his foreign policy group over the past two days of Ukraine, after the contraction of military cuts and springs.
Americans want to sign an agreement that can provide them with a significant stake of Ukrainian minerals, and for him agree with a quick truce in Moscow.
Zelensky pushes for strong security guarantee for Kyiv, approved as part of the agreement. On speaking Friday, Trump says a security guarantee can be discussed later and be “easy part”.
Meanwhile, Technology company told Maxar on Friday that the US temporarily suspended Ukrainian access to some US satellites.
Satellite imagery is an essential tool during a war while allowing the armies to meet the intelligence of their opponents.
Maxar, a US-based company, has contracts to provide satellite imagination to different governments and companies.
One of the global Gegd (Gegd) Governments, providing users access to high quality visualization collected by US government.
“The US government decided to temporarily suspended Ukrainian accounts in Gegd,” Maxar told the BBC. “Every customer makes their own decisions how they use and share data.”
The National Gefatial-Intelligence Agency, about the Department of Defense, confirms the suspension “in the administration’s administration directive in Ukraine”.
Next week, Trump’s senior officials traveled to Saudi Arabia to meet Zelensky’s group between growing pressure for him to enroll in Trump demands.
Ukrainian president said he Hopes that talks can be “meaningful”. Friday, he said that his country is “ready for peace as soon as” and suggested “concrete measures” to achieve it.
“Every day, the new strike strikes in Russia and truly testify that it is Russia that should be forced into peace,” he added.
Zelensky revealed in days since his public conflict Trump and work to prevent US relationship.
On Thursday, Special Envice Steve Witkoff said Trump received a letter from Zelensky that included a “apology” and “feeling of gratitude” and “feeling thankful”.
“Expected, we’ll get things to Ukrainians, and everyone will continue,” says Witkoff.
UK officials say about 20 countries interested in participating in a “The coalition is ready” to help UkraineAs European leaders are mainly plans for larger military spending.
Fighting on Ukraine’s land continued on Friday, with five people killed in Russian troops the Donetsk region, according to local authorities.
Extra Jake Horton Report, Vyco to BBC