Donald Trump released a message to Volodimir Zelenski and Vladimir Putin to reach an agreement. The US president, who returned to the oval office as a “nipple”, now assumes that things do not happen only because he radiates them. “It will be very, very, very difficult for both countries. Two are necessary for tango dance, but we will be very hard, either with Russia, or with any other, we will be very difficult, because what is happening is a blood baat, ”he said before the German chancellor, Friedrich Merz, in which they did not say anything.
Trump explained that in his conversation on Thursday with the President of Russia, he explained the analogy: “You see two young children who are very fighting with fur, because both sides suffer before they can be divided.”
“And perhaps this is something negative, because we say that they continue,” continued Trump, “but there are many resentments between them. I have to deal with this, and the chancellor should also deal with this. This is an incredible level of hatred between these two, between these two people, but also among people. ”
Trump admitted that he did not have a “direct decision”.
“I would like it to be, but there will be more struggle,” he admitted: “He (Putin) attacked, and they answered (Ukraine). They entered Russia, and he told me: “We have no choice but to attack after that.” I don’t like it.
Trump Gift
Mertz gave a birthday certificate of his father’s paternal line, US President Frederick Trump, who was born in 1869 in today’s Germany, created on his visit to Washington.
Frederick Trump (1869–1918) was born in Kalstadt, who was then part of the kingdom of Bavaria. In 1885, over 16 years, he emigrated to the United States in search of the best opportunities, such as many Germans in his generation, Efa explains.
After the founder of the Trump dynasty returned to Calhtadt, the founder of the Trump dynasty returned, but in 1905 the authorities recalled his citizenship because he emigrated without fulfilling the obligatory military service and returned to New York.