Former US intelligence official reveals when Trump will become more aggressive towards Russia.

Trump talks about ending the war in Ukraine

US President Donald Trump expressed his intention to end the conflict in Ukraine, but has not yet provided specific details regarding possible steps. Perhaps a personal visit to Ukraine will help him better assess the situation on the ground. This was stated by former head of US Special Operations Forces intelligence, Kerwin Auckoin, in an interview with 'Radio Liberty'.

'If Russia continues to attack Ukrainian facilities and expands its aggression to western Ukraine, Trump may change his stance and act more decisively against Russia. However, distant US intervention after many years of conflict is unlikely due to the war and uncertainty,' Auckoin noted.

Discussion with Trump

After a conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Trump expressed disappointment over the continuation of hostilities by Russia. He also supported the idea of providing Patriot systems for Ukraine's air defense to enhance the country's defensive capabilities.

During the phone call, the possibility of restoring air defense for Ukraine and the potential for joint production with the American side were discussed. The head of the President's Office, Andriy Yermak, confirmed very productive negotiations between Zelensky and Trump and emphasized the importance of cooperation with the United States.

Donald Trump expressed a desire to end the conflict in Ukraine and supported the idea of providing air defense to strengthen the country's defensive capabilities. The Ukrainian side confirmed its readiness to cooperate with the US to ensure the security of the region.

After the conversation with the Ukrainian President, Donald Trump expressed his readiness to help resolve the conflict in Eastern Ukraine, supported the idea of providing air defense for the Ukrainian army, and discussed the possibility of joint production with the American side. The Ukrainian side expressed gratitude for the support and readiness for further cooperation with the United States to strengthen security in the region.