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In Ukraine, U.S. President Donald Trump has been very vigorous; however, peace talks with Russia seem to be far from reachable at the moment.

On September 12th, local time, Trump revealed his frustration in an interview with Fox News. He admitted that after the negotiations were "suspended", he was "a little" impatient with Russian President Vladimir Putin "quickly".

He said he would treat Russia ¡°very harshly¡± but did not disclose sanctions against Russia.

However, Trump still speaks for Putin while making malicious remarks, saying that it is not one person's fault that the negotiations are deadlocked.

According to reports, Trump said on the program that when he first took office, he thought that the Russia-Ukraine war, which had lasted for three years at that time, would be the "easiest" international conflict to end; But now, the Russia-Ukraine conflict has become his "only unresolved conflict."

When the host of the show mentioned that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky had repeatedly proposed a meeting with Putin, Trump turned to speak kind words for Putin.

¡°But it does take two to tango,¡± Trump said, ¡°it¡¯s surprising that when Putin wants to talk, Zelensky doesn¡¯t; when Zelensky wants to talk, Putin doesn¡¯t.

Trump said the U.S. government ¡°will have to be very, very tough¡± on Russia, including pressuring Russia by hitting Russian banks, oil and imposing tariffs.

"However, I have done it, and I have done a lot," Trump pointed out. The United States has threatened to impose so-called "secondary sanctions" on countries that continue to buy Russian oil, and has already imposed tariffs of up to 50% on India, which buys Russian oil.

He boasted, ¡°It¡¯s not easy, it¡¯s a big thing, it¡¯s a break between India and the United States.¡±

Trump received a Fox News interview on 12th.

Before taking office, Trump promised to resolve the Russia-Ukraine conflict as soon as possible, but so far there has been no obvious progress.

Last month, Trump made a series of efforts on Ukraine.On August 6, Trump¡¯s special envoy, Witkov, visited Moscow and met with Russian President Putin for three hours; on 15th, Trump held a massive meeting in Alaska; on 18th, Trump welcomed visiting Zelensky and a number of European leaders in the White House; after the two meetings, both sides said that the bilateral meeting in Russia and the US-Russia-Ukraine tripartite summit were about to take place.

At that time, many people were optimistic about the situation in Russia and Ukraine and opened champagne in advance. But so far, Russia and Ukraine have not yet determined the time and place of the bilateral meeting, and have refused to give in to each other on territorial issues. At the same time, deadly attacks between Russia and Ukraine continue.

On September 5, Putin said that the best place for his meeting with Zelensky was Moscow. In addition to Moscow, Ukrainian suggestions about other meetings were purely superfluous. On the same day, Zelensky reiterated that he would not go to the capital of the "terrorists", and Putin "could come to Kiev".

U.S. B-2 bombers and F-35 fighter jets at the head of the US Russian leader

As the impasse continued, Trump faced more and more questions.At a press conference on September 3, reporters questioned why Trump hadn¡¯t been acting against Russia, but India accidentally ¡°layed a gun.¡±

On the 10th local time, Poland shot down a Russian drone that "invaded" the country's airspace and launched NATO Article 4 consultations. However, Russia denied it, saying that these allegations were "groundless" and that it did not plan to attack any targets in Poland.

This incident once again intensified the tension between NATO countries and Russia.

Later on the 10th, Trump's statement was belated, but it was confusing. He wrote on social media: "What happened to Russia's violation of Polish airspace with drones? Here we go (Here we go, or translated as'Here we go again 'and'come on')!"

National Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) speculates that Trump seems to have expressed support for Poland, but U.S. Cable News Network (CNN) said directly that Trump¡¯s statement was ¡°ambiguous¡± and ¡°confusing¡± and didn¡¯t understand what he meant exactly.

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