Trump is “underestimated” about the formation of China and Russia on the axis against us Donald Trump News

Trump says that Beijing and Moscow will never use military force against us because of its superior army.

Donald Trump dismantled fears that deepening relations between China and Russia is a threat to the United States, pointing to the unparalleled military power in Washington.

When asked in a radio interview on Tuesday about whether he was concerned about the axis of China and Russia formed against the United States, the US president said he was not.

“We have the most powerful army in the world, to a large extent,” Trump told conservative Scott Jennings.

“They will never use their army. Believe me, this will be the worst thing they can do ever.”

Trump, who carried out the promise to end the Moscow war in Ukraine quickly, also expressed his disappointment with Russian President Vladimir Putin because of his failure to reach a peace agreement with Kiev.

“I am very disappointed in President Putin, I can say that, and we will do something to help people live,” Trump said.

“It is not the issue of Ukraine. It helps people live.”

Trump’s comments come at a time when China and Russia adapt to cooperation to provide an alternative vision for the internationally -led international regime.

Speaking at the Scheghai Cooperation Organization Summit (SCO) in Tianjin, China earlier this week, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Putin take turns on flat criticisms, as Washington’s unjustified domination of the world are considered.

On Wednesday, Putin joined the largest military procession in China, which was held to celebrate the eighty anniversary of the defeat of Japan in World War II, an event that is widely seen as part of Xi’s efforts to show Beijing’s increasing influence on the international stage.

Speaking to the White House journalists on Tuesday, Trump rejected the proposals that the show should be considered a challenge to the United States.

He said: “I don’t see that at all, no.”

“I have a very good relationship with President Xi, as you know, but China needs us more than we need.”