I am disappointed, but I did not do with Putin, tells Trump BBC

Donald Trump said he was disappointed but was not with Vladimir Putin, in an exclusive phone call to BBC.

The US President was pressed on whether he was confident of the Russian leader, and he answered: “I trust almost no one.”

Trump was talking hours after his announcement You plan to send weapons to Ukraine He warned against a severe tariff for Russia if there was no ceasefire in 50 days.

In an interview from the Oval Office, the President also supported NATO, after describing it once as outdated, and confirmed his support for the organization’s joint defense principle.

The President held the 20 -minute phone call to BBC after talks about a possible interview to celebrate one year since his life attempted to a campaign in Bater, Pennsylvania.

In response to a question about whether the escape from the assassination attempt changed, Trump said he liked to think about it as minimal.

“I don’t like to think if I changed me,” Trump said. He added, “It can be a variable of life.”

After just met with NATO President Mark Retty at the White House, the president spent a large part of the interview to expand his disappointment with the Russian leader.

Trump said he thought about an end to end the war in Ukraine that was on the cards with Russia four different times.

When BBC was asked if he had ended with Putin, the president replied: “I am disappointed with it, but I did not do with him. But I am disappointed with him.”

Presse how Trump got Putin, “stopping the bloodshed,” said the American president: “We are working on it, Gary.”

“We will have a great conversation. I will say:” This is good, I think we are about to accomplish it, “and then he will expel a building in Kiev.”

Russia has intensified its drones and missiles on Ukrainian cities in recent weeks, causing civil records. She launched a large -scale invasion of her neighbor in 2022.

Putin insisted that he also wants peace, but he said what he calls the “root causes” of the war must be resolved first. He argues that the war is the result of the external threats of Russian security from Kiev, NATO and the “collective West”.

The conversation moved to NATO, which Trump had previously criticized as “outdated.”

When asked if he still thinks this is the case, he said: “No. I think NATO is now the opposite” because the alliance was “paying its own bills.”

He said he still believes in collective defense, because it means that the smaller countries can defend themselves against Akbar.

Trump said that the leaders of the countries, including Germany, France and Spain, have respected and made decisions in part because world leaders believe that there is “a lot of talents” in the election of the presidency twice.

When asked if world leaders were sometimes “clearly flat”, Trump replied that he felt that they were “just trying to be nice.”

President Trump was also asked about the future of the United Kingdom in the world and said he believed it was “a great place – you know that I have property there.”

Regarding the issue of Britain’s exit from the European Union, he said it was “on the dirty side, but I think it is being evaluated.”

“I really love the prime minister very much, although he is liberal,” the president also said about Sir Kerr Starmer. He said that he had a “special association” with the United Kingdom, and this is why he concluded a deal with the country – “for the largest part, in terms of your competitors and in terms of the European Union, I did not conclude a deal.”

He talked about how he was looking forward to visiting the UK’s second unprecedented state in September this year.

As he wanted to achieve during the visit, Trump said: “Enjoy a fun time and respect King Charles, because he is a great man.”

He said he does not want to call the British parliament, which does not sit in September, so that he can deliver a speech there, he instead says that deputies must enjoy their time away: “I think let them go and spend a fun time.”

The President also said that he was not interested in Charles’s speech at the opening of the Canadian parliament, in which the British king – the head of state in Canada – was – He asserted his sovereignty After Trump suggested that the United States can include the country.

“They concluded with Canada, so what would he do, as you know, have no choice,” the president said, adding: “I thought it was very good, very respectful.”

He said that the United States “is negotiating with Canada at the present time,” and was “very successful.”

When asked what he believed would determine his legacy as a president, he said: “Save America.”

“I think America is now a wonderful country and it was a dead country one year ago.”