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'US may send weapons to Ukraine,' says Donald Trump's ex-Secretary of State | LBC
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6:30Now PlayingDonald Trump has suggested that Ukraine 'may not survive' the war with Russia even if the US continue to back the nation.
The US President's comments came on Monday, with Trump asked about his decision to pause funding for Ukraine amid the ongoing invasion.
Pressed on whether he was "comfortable" with the idea of Ukraine falling into the hands of Russia, the question followed comments made by Polish President Andrzej Duda "that without American support, Ukraine will not survive".
Trump responded: "Well, it may not survive anyway."
Today, he has suggested that the US may begin sending intelligence to the Ukraine soon, saying the block has been 'just about lifted.'
As the situation continues to develop, Robert Wilkie speaks to Andrew Marr. Wilkie ran Donald Trump's Military Transition Team this year, and is former Secretary of State for Veterans and Director of Security at the America First Policy Institute.
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