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Trump Seems To Confuse Ukraine and Iran: ‘They’re Defeated’
- US President Donald Trump claimed Ukraine is militarily defeated and appeared to confuse Ukraine with Iran, mentioning ships underwater that were previously referenced about Iran's navy.
- Trump made these remarks during a meeting with Artemis II astronauts and following a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin discussing a possible ceasefire in Ukraine.
- Ukraine has urged Israel to seize a vessel allegedly carrying stolen grain, and the EU is considering offering Ukraine interim benefits while contemplating stricter loan conditions.
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US President Donald Trump was unable to say on Wednesday whether the war against Iran, which he launched in February together with Israel, or the more than four-year-long war against Ukraine would end first. In response to a journalist's question, he confused the two conflicts when he spoke about the number of sunken ships and the ceasefire. Trump made his not-so-clear comment on the sidelines of a press conference in the Oval Office on Wednesda…
After a phone call from the US President with Vladimir Putin, a reporter from Trump wants to know which war will be ended first, in Ukraine or with Iran. Trump's confusion will then lead to confusion.
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US President Donald Trump had telephoned Russian President Vladimir Putin. A demand for the phone call got him out of the concept.
The US president probably confused Iran and Ukraine when answering a journalist's question. Russia is reducing the scope of the traditional military parade on Victory Day because of the 'terrorist threat from Ukraine'.
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