Trump BLAMES Ukraine’s Corruption for Battlefield Losses | Says Russia Now Has Edge in  Peace Talks - video Dailymotion

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U.S. President Donald Trump has stirred global attention after describing Ukraine’s corruption as a “difficult little problem” that is obstructing progress toward peace with Russia. Trump argued that corruption in Kyiv creates “serious problems” but could also pressure Ukraine into pursuing a peace deal. He added that Ukraine now has a “good opportunity” to negotiate, emphasizing that he has “no deadline” for an agreement between Russia and Ukraine. Trump also confirmed that developer Steven Witkoff is preparing for an upcoming trip to Moscow, further fueling speculation about behind-the-scenes diplomatic maneuvering.     #TrumpUkraine #UkraineCorruption #TrumpRussiaUkraine #UkrainePeaceDeal #TrumpCommentsUkraine #UkraineCrisis #KyivCorruption #RussiaUkraineTalks #TrumpStatement #BreakingNews #UkraineUpdates #Geopolitics #TrumpOnUkraine #RussiaUkraineNegotiations #UkrainePeaceChances #TrumpNews #PoliticalNews  ~HT.96~

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00:00Well, they're going along, and they're going along well.

00:02We want to stop people from being killed.

00:05Doesn't have much to do with us, but I'd like to see if we can save a lot of souls.

00:09A lot of people are being killed.

00:11Last month, we had 27,000 people killed in that ridiculous war that should have never happened

00:16and would have never happened to a president.

00:18Have you spoken with Rubio and Wicklaw since that meeting?

00:20I have, yeah. I've spoken to them, and they're doing well.

00:24Ukraine's got some difficult little problems.

00:28We have some difficult problems, but I think Russia would like to see it end,

00:34and I think Ukraine, I know Ukraine would like to see it end.

00:37You just said that Ukraine has a little bit of problems.

00:39Well, we have a corruption situation going on, which is not helpful.

00:43And is that impeding the peace talks?

00:45Well, they said it was going on for three years, right?

00:47Didn't they say it? For three years, I said it.

00:49So I was way ahead of schedule.

00:51But I think that there's a good chance we can make a deal.

00:56No, I don't have a deadline.

00:57I have a deadline when the war is over.

00:59And hopefully the war is going to be over.

01:0227,000 people killed last week.

01:0527,000 over the last three or four weeks.

01:0827,000.

01:10That war should end.

01:11Well, they're going along, and they're going along well.

01:14We want to stop people from being killed.

01:17Doesn't have much to do with us, but I'd like to see if we can save a lot of souls.

01:21A lot of people are being killed.

01:23Last month, we had 27,000 people killed in that ridiculous war.

01:27That should have never happened.

01:28It would have never happened to have a president.

01:29Have you spoken with Rubio and Wicklaw since that?

01:32I have, yeah.

01:32I've spoken to them, and they're doing well.

01:36Ukraine's got some difficult little problems.

01:40We have some difficult problems.

01:42But I think Russia would like to see it end, and I think Ukraine, I know Ukraine would like to see it end.

01:48You just said that Ukraine has a little bit of problems.

01:51Well, we have a corruption situation going on, which is not helpful.

01:55And is that impeding the peace talks?

01:57Well, they said it was going on for three years, right?

01:59Didn't they say it?

01:59For three years, I said it.

02:01So I was way ahead of schedule.

02:03But I think that there's a good chance we can make a deal.

02:08No, I don't have a deadline.

02:09I have a deadline when the war is over.

02:11And hopefully the war is going to be over.

02:1327,000 people killed last week.

02:1527,000 over the last three or four weeks.

02:2027,000.

02:22That war should end.

02:24Following up on that one day.

02:25On the minutes when the vote strike, if there were a second strike that killed wounded people,

02:31wounded in the first strike, are you thinking that would be killed?

02:34Number one, I don't know that that happened.

02:37And Pete said he did not want them.

02:39He didn't even know what people were talking about.

02:42So we'll look into it.

02:44But no, I wouldn't have wanted that.

02:46Not a second strike.

02:48The first strike was very lethal.

02:51It was fine.

02:51And if there were two people around.

02:53But Pete said that didn't happen.

02:55Does that make you?

02:55I have great confidence.

02:56You think?

02:56No, thank you.

Trump BLAMES Ukraine’s Corruption for Battlefield Losses | Says Russia Now Has Edge in Peace Talks

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