Trump Denies U.S. Approval for Ukraine's Long-Range Missile Use
President Donald Trump refuted claims that the U.S. allowed Ukraine to use long-range missiles against Russia, as reported by The Wall Street Journal. The administration denied any involvement with the missiles, contradicting the claims from U.S. officials cited by the Journal.
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In a recent statement, U.S. President Donald Trump vehemently denied a news report suggesting that his administration had sanctioned Ukraine's use of long-range missiles deep into Russian territory.
The report from The Wall Street Journal, which cites anonymous U.S. officials, claimed that the Trump administration had lifted restrictions on Ukraine's missile capabilities. However, the President firmly denied these allegations.
According to Trump, the United States has no involvement with the deployment of the missiles, casting doubt on the credibility of the unidentified sources cited in the Journal's report.
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