Trump says Putin is talking, then bombs everyone ‘as we send patriotic missiles to Ukraine

President Donald Trump said the United States will send patriotic missiles to Ukraine while describing Russian President Vladimir Putin as a leader who “speaks well, then he bombard everyone in the evening”.

Trump made these remarks while the secretary general of NATO, Mark Rutte, plans to meet the president during a visit to Washington, DC on Monday and Tuesday. Last week, Trump revealed a new NATO agreement that would allow weapons to sink into Ukraine through the Allied nations.

“I’m going to have a meeting with the secretary general who arrives tomorrow. But we will mainly send them various very sophisticated armies. And they will pay us 100% for them. And that’s how we want,” Trump told journalists on Sunday.

“I do not yet agree on the number, but they will have it. Because they need protection. But the European Union pays it. We pay nothing for that. But we will send it, and this will be good news for us, we will send them patriots, which they desperately need,” added Trump in reference to Ukraine.

The Senate is moving to brake the fluctuation policy of the Ukraine Trump Administration

President Donald Trump gives journalists a boost as he walks on the South lawn arriving at the White House on Sunday July 13, 2025 in Washington, DC (AP / Jose Luis Magana)

“Because Putin really surprised a lot of people. He talks well, then he bomb everyone in the evening. It’s a bit of a problem there, I don’t like it,” Trump also said.

Trump said last Thursday that in the new NATO agreement, “what we are doing is the weapons that come out, NATO, then NATO will give these weapons (to Ukraine), and NATO pays for these weapons.”

The United States will “send weapons to Ukraine, Trump says that a few days after the Pentagon break

Ukrainian and German soldiers are seen training on the Patriot air defense missile system in a military training area in Germany in June 2024. (Jens Büttner / Picture Alliance via Getty Images)

The developments occurred after the Pentagon previously designed certain expeditions of critical weapons in Ukraine, including the Patriot missile interceptors and the 155 mm artillery shells.

The judgment was conducted by the Defense Under-Secretary for the Elbridge Colby policy after examining American ammunition stocks that showed dangerously low reserves, politico reported in early July.

Then the Pentagon reversed the course about a week later.

Elbridge Colby, the Pentagon policy chief, is presented during an audience in the Senate. On the left, a battery of American missiles Patriot is ready. (Getty Images)

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“In the direction of President Trump, the Ministry of Defense sends additional defensive weapons to Ukraine to ensure that Ukrainians can defend themselves while we are working to ensure lasting peace and ensure murder judgments,” said Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell. “Our framework for potus to assess military expeditions around the world remains in force and is an integral part of our defense priorities in America.”

Caitlin McFall of Fox News, Jasmine Baehr and Jennifer Griffin contributed to this report.