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President Donald Trump shared a tender exchange with a Ukrainian journalist who told him during a press conference after Peak that her husband fought in the war in her country.
The reporter, who said she was working at the BBC, shared that her husband was a soldier in Ukraine and that he currently lives with his children in Warsaw, Poland, more than three years after the Russian invasion.
Calling journalists in The Hague, the Netherlands, Trump gave the woman a question, noting that she was “excited”.
“Where are you from?” Trump asked.
“I’m from Ukraine,” she said Trump. She asked the president if the US was ready to sell more missile systems against the air known as patriots, Ukraine.
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President Donald Trump held a press conference after June 25, 2025 in The Hague, the Netherlands, the Netherlands, the Netherlands. (Dursun Aydemir/Anadolu via Getty Images)
“We know that Russia is very knocking Ukraine now,” she added.
Trump asked the reporter: “Do you now live in Ukraine?”
“My husband is there,” she said.
Noticing her emotions, Trump intervened: “Wow. I see you … you know it’s weird.”
The woman added, “And I am with children, I’m actually in Warsaw.”
Trump continued to ask the woman about her personal connection with the news she reported. She replied that her husband really was a solider Currently in Ukraine, Having hearing Trump’s reaction.
“Wow. It’s rude things, right? It’s hard,” Trump said. “Let me just say that they want to withstand rockets as they call them, patriots. And we will see if we can make some available.”
“You know, it is very difficult to get them. We also need it,” Trump said. “We were Delivering them to Israel, And they are very effective. 100% effectively. It’s hard to believe how effectively. And they want it more than any other thing, as you probably know. This is a very good question. And I wish you a lot of success. I mean, I see that it is very upsetting to you. ”
President Donald Trump during a press conference on the second day of the NATO summit on June 25, 2025 in The Hague, the Netherlands. (Omar Havana/Getti Image)
“Say Hi’s Husband. Okay?” Trump added.
Trump met with the Ukrainian leader Valodimir Zelensky on the sidelines of the NATO summit on Wednesday and suggested that increasing the cost of the Trans-Atlantic Alliance could help prevent future Russian aggression against neighbors.
At a press conference, Trump twisted CNN and New York Times for coverage of the United States on Iran, but he showed the heat of the Ukrainian journalist and her question about the “patriots” missiles.
During the war, the United States regularly pressed on the allies to provide Ukraine with air defense systems, but many reluctant to abandon high -tech systems, especially Eastern European countries, which also threaten Russia.
NATO members have agreed to increase their costs by 2035 to 5% of gross domestic product annually according to the main requirements for protection, as well as for the cost of protection and safety. This goal was 2% of GDP.
President of Ukrainian Volodimir Zelensky comes for dinner for NATO heads and government on the sidelines of the NATO summit, at the Huis Ten Bosch Palace in The Hague, the Netherlands, June 24, 2025. (Reuters/Toby Melville)
Trump said the crisis of Ukraine “also emphasized the urgency of the restoration of our defense of the industrial base both in the US and among the union countries.” He said the US could not depend on foreign opponents for critical minerals.
Soon, seeing Zelensky, Trump said he would soon meet with the Russian leader Vladimir Putin. He referred to difficulties with both leaders.
This year, Trump was asked another reporter if the United States would be able to make more money in defense of Ukraine this year, except $ 5 billion in allies.
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“As for the money, we will see what will happen,” Trump said. “Look, Vladimir Putin actually ends in the war. People die at levels that people have not seen long ago.”
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
