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US presidential candidate Donald Trump has claimed he would have "bombed Moscow" if Russia's invasion of Ukraine had occurred during his presidency. He made this statement during a private campaign event, according to The Washington Post.
Sources indicated that Trump suggested he would bomb Moscow and Beijing if Russia invaded Ukraine or if China attacked Taiwan. These comments reportedly surprised some of his campaign donors, as noted by Focus.
Journalists observed that Trump often discussed foreign policy at campaign events, in addition to topics like inflation and immigration that he covers in his rallies.
Trump's spokesperson, Caroline Levitt, stated that while Joe Biden's supporters in Hollywood and Silicon Valley hesitate to back Biden's campaign, donors nationwide are rallying to support Trump's re-election, believing that four more years of Biden's policies would be disastrous.
Two senior executives at the BBC have stepped down amid a growing controversy over impartiality and alleged manipulation of footage involving US President Donald Trump
On the 40th day of the longest government shutdown in US history, senators returned to Washington on Sunday for a rare weekend session to vote on advancing a House-approved spending bill
Romania has urged the United States to reconsider its plan to withdraw hundreds of troops stationed in the country, warning that such a move could undermine NATO’s unity and play into Russia’s hands
Swiss commodities trader Gunvor has withdrawn its offer to acquire the foreign assets of Russian energy company Lukoil after the U.S. Treasury Department labeled it a “Kremlin puppet” and made clear that Washington opposed the deal
The United States government announced a 10 percent reduction in air traffic across 40 of the country’s busiest airports, a move prompted by increasing strain on air traffic controllers amid the ongoing federal shutdown
The United States government entered its 36th day of shutdown on Wednesday, setting a new record for the longest federal closure in the country’s history
At least eight people lost their lives in a powerful explosion near the Red Fort in New Delhi
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that Russian President Vladimir Putin could target an EU country even before the conflict in Ukraine concludes
Two senior executives at the BBC have stepped down amid a growing controversy over impartiality and alleged manipulation of footage involving US President Donald Trump
On the 40th day of the longest government shutdown in US history, senators returned to Washington on Sunday for a rare weekend session to vote on advancing a House-approved spending bill
Former German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel has described Germany’s misunderstanding of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s intentions as one of the greatest failures in the country’s foreign policy
Russia’s Foreign Ministry has criticized Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic after his recent remarks to a German publication about selling ammunition to European Union countries
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