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Trump Criticizes Russia’s Bombing in Ukraine: “I’m Not Happy”
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has voiced strong disapproval of Russia’s recent surge in airstrikes on Ukraine, calling the situation alarming and deeply concerning. Speaking about the growing violence in the region, Trump said the bombings have intensified, leaving innocent people caught in the crossfire.
Trump’s Reaction: “They’re Bombing Like Crazy”
In a recent media appearance, Trump expressed clear frustration over Russia’s aggressive military actions.
“They’re bombing like crazy right now,” he said, highlighting his disapproval of the escalating air raids.
These comments were made amid ongoing peace talk efforts between Russia and Ukraine, but Trump seemed doubtful about their effectiveness given the current conditions.
Civilians Suffer as Violence Escalates
The humanitarian toll continues to grow. In cities like Kryvyi Rih—Ukrainian President Zelensky’s hometown—dozens have been killed, including children. Hospitals are overwhelmed, and shelters are running out of supplies. Trump emphasized that these attacks aren’t just military—they’re harming families and tearing communities apart.
Peace Talks Under Pressure
Trump acknowledged that diplomatic discussions are underway.
“We’re meeting with Russia. We’re meeting with Ukraine. And we’re getting sort of close,” he shared.
However, he remained skeptical about the chances of real progress unless the violence stops. The constant bombings, he said, are undermining the very purpose of the negotiations.
U.S. Involvement and Global Stakes
The U.S. is working to host additional meetings with Ukrainian representatives, focusing on energy partnerships and critical minerals. While these talks are important, the ongoing war overshadows them. Trump and others are pushing for the U.S. to play a stronger role in peace efforts.
Global Response Remains Divided
Internationally, reactions have varied. Some leaders are calling for a ceasefire, while others want tougher actions against Russia. The United Nations has condemned the strikes and demanded accountability for the rising number of civilian deaths.
A Worsening Humanitarian Crisis
As bombings continue, the civilian crisis deepens. Thousands have fled their homes, schools are closed, and aid workers are struggling to reach affected areas. Trump noted that the longer the violence continues, the harder it will be to restore stability and peace.
Can Peace Prevail?
With the world watching, pressure is building on all sides to end the conflict. Whether Trump’s comments will push the needle on diplomacy is unclear, but his words underscore the urgency of the moment.
“We need peace. Fast,” he added.
