President Trump avoided addressing Russia’s acquisition of North Korean arms during a press event, stating he had not discussed the matter with Putin. He redirected the conversation to the plight of abducted Ukrainian children, implying the war never would have occurred if he were president.
During a recent press event, U.S. President Donald Trump refrained from discussing Russia’s purchase of arms from North Korea, indicating that the issue had not been raised with Russian President Vladimir Putin amidst ongoing peace negotiations regarding the conflict in Ukraine.
When inquired by a White House pool reporter whether he had addressed the acquisition of weapons from North Korea and Iran with Putin, Trump responded, “Not about specifically that, no.” He subsequently shifted the conversation to the abduction of Ukrainian children to Russia, asserting that the war would not have transpired under his presidency.
In summary, President Trump did not engage in dialogue about Russia’s procurement of North Korean arms during his talks with President Putin. His comments reflect a broader reluctance to directly address this issue while focusing on the humanitarian impact of the war and his own political narrative regarding the conflict in Ukraine.
Original Source: www.nknews.org
