"Zelensky wouldn't take them": Trump talks about powerful munitions

US President Donald Trump stated that Washington has not transferred certain types of powerful munitions to Ukraine because the Ukrainian side lacks the necessary aircraft and equipment to use them. He said this in an interview with Time magazine. Trump noted that there are munitions that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky would likely not accept due to the absence of suitable air platforms.

US President Donald Trump stated that Washington has not transferred certain types of powerful munitions to Ukraine. In an interview with Time magazine, he explained that the Ukrainian side could not effectively use them due to a lack of necessary aircraft and other equipment. Trump noted that there are munitions that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky would likely not accept, but did not specify which munitions he was referring to. The reason, according to Trump, is not their power, but Ukraine's lack of suitable air platforms and additional means for their use. The article does not include comments from the Ukrainian side or independent experts, nor does it specify which munitions are meant. Earlier, "Kursor" reported that Trump claimed to have a "very high IQ" and a good understanding of AI.