U.S. President Donald Trump said he expected Russian President Vladimir Putin to “play his part” in a deal to end the war in Ukraine, reiterating his confidence in the Russian president about whom he had previously expressed doubts. “I think he will live up to what he told me and I think he will hold up his end of the deal now,” Trump told reporters at the White House.

Trump, on the duties he will announce tomorrow, then reiterated that he will be "very kind" to the United States' trading partners in the communications scheduled for tomorrow. "We will be very kind," the American president assured from the White House. " Other countries have taken advantage of us and we will be very kind to them, compared to what they have done to us ," he said, ensuring that US customs duties will be "lower" and in some cases "significantly lower" than those imposed by other nations.

For the second time in a few days, Trump has also not ruled out the idea of running for a third term. And that, if he did, he would be enthusiastic about an electoral duel with former US President Barack Obama (also a two-termer). "Staying beyond 2028? I've never thought about it. They say there's a way to do it, but I don't know anything about it."

(Online Union)

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