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Trump criticizes Putin after approving more weapons for Ukraine
UNITED STATES, JUL 8 – Trump reversed a Pentagon pause on weapons shipments, approving new defensive arms for Ukraine amid escalating Russian attacks and considers additional sanctions on Moscow.
- On July 8, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin after approving additional weapons support for Ukraine in Washington, D.C.
- This followed a tense July 3 phone call where Putin rejected Trump's cease-fire request and escalated attacks that killed hundreds, including children.
- Trump expressed being "very unhappy" with Putin, accusing him of wanting to "go all the way and just keep killing people" while discussing sending Patriot missiles to Kyiv.
- Senator Lindsey Graham introduced a bill with over 80 co-sponsors to grant Trump authority for new sanctions and tariffs on Russia and its supporters.
- Amid rising civilian casualties and stalled peace talks, Trump's tougher rhetoric and weapons approval suggest increased U.S. pressure on Moscow to end its war aims in Ukraine.
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