Trump warns China and Russia not to ‘give or sell’ weapons to Iran
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Washington NATO Volodymyr Zelensky Axios Russia Iran Ukraine
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"President Xi, at our recent meeting in Beijing, China, told me that he would not, under any circumstances, give or sell Weapons to the Islamic Republic of Iran — And that statement included Chinese Companies,"
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Vladimir Putin told Donald Trump that he would not sell weapons to Iran.
"Likewise, President Putin, despite the horrible War going on in Ukraine (The relationship remains, as it does with President Zelenskyy), told me that he would not sell Weapons to Iran,"
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Trump’s post coincides with the White House on Friday confirming the president will be meeting Volodymyr Zelensky on Tuesday, when the Ukrainian president is in Washington for the late Sen. Lindsey Graham’s (R-SC) funeral.
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The Senate appears poised to move on a Russia sanctions package.
The meeting also comes as the Senate appears poised to move on a Russia sanctions package, a priority of Graham, ...
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who was in Turkey for this year’s NATO summit and in Kyiv, Ukraine, the week before he died earlier this month.
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Donald Trump is contemplating launching another major military operation against Iran.
Trump is contemplating launching another major military operation against Iran after the collapse of peace and nuclear talks and following the deaths of four U.S. service members in the region last week.
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The collapse of peace and nuclear talks occurred.
after the collapse of peace and nuclear talks
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Four U.S. service members died in the region last week.
following the deaths of four U.S. service members in the region last week.
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President Donald Trump says it would be “very bad” for Chinese President Xi Jinping or Russian President Vladimir Putin if Washington discovers they are supplying weapons to Tehran as the war between the United States and Iran escalates.
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“I am close to making a decision. We are all set for it,” the president told Axios this week. “They haven’t received enough pain yet.”
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despite the U.S. providing weapons to NATO four years after Russia’s most recent invasion of Ukraine.
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- Washington would discover that Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin are supplying weapons to Tehran as the war between the United States and Iran escalates.
collides with Donald Trump believed assurances from Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin that they were not yet selling weapons to Iran · President Trump warned China and Russia not to sell weapons to Iran.
- Washington would discover that Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin are supplying weapons to Tehran as the war between the United States and Iran escalates.
collides with Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping assured Donald Trump that they would not sell or transfer weapons to Iran. · Trump said that Putin and Xi promised not to supply weapons to Iran
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- possibly restates President Trump Messages Presidents Xi and Putin unconfirmed
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