アメリカ・ウクライナ 近ちかく兵器へいきの供与きょうよなどについて協議きょうぎか

As the Trump administration in the United States has announced additional provision of defensive weapons to Ukraine, political media outlets have reported that the U.S. special envoy and Ukraine’s defense minister are expected to meet soon to discuss the provision of weapons and other related matters.

As Russian attacks using missiles and large numbers of drones intensify in Ukraine, the United States had halted the shipment of some weapons to Ukraine, but on the 7th, it announced that it would provide additional defensive weapons to Ukraine.

Peskov, the spokesperson for the Russian Presidential Office, told reporters on the 8th, It will take time to analyze what kinds of weapons and how many are being supplied by the United States.

On the other hand, the political news site Politico reported on the 7th that Kellogg, the special envoy in charge of Ukraine under the Trump administration, and Ukrainian Defense Minister Umerov will hold talks in conjunction with conferences on Ukraines reconstruction to be held in Italy starting on the 10th.

In the meeting, it is expected that the provision of weapons will be discussed, and attention is focused on whether concrete negotiations will move forward.

President Trump: Sending weapons to Ukraine for defense. On the 8th, President Trump told reporters, President Putin is killing too many people.

So, we are sending weapons to Ukraine for defense.

I approved that, he said.

On the other hand, as concerns grow over the depletion of missile and other weapon stockpiles within the United States, President Trump stated, The production of weapons is far too slow.

He stated, We need to speed up the pace of production, and appealed for the need to increase weapons production capacity.

Also, regarding Russian President Putin, Ive been bombarded with a lot of nonsense from him.

He always seems pleasant, but in the end, it’s meaningless, he said, expressing his dissatisfaction.

He also expressed his intention to consider additional sanctions against Russia.

Lately, President Trump has been increasingly frustrated that Russia is not responding to the ceasefire requested by the United States and continues to engage in combat.