What a disgrace. Trump has removed sanctions on russia’s oil.
I am truly sorry to the Ukrainian people.
This is a direct backstabbing of Ukraine.
And it comes after Ukraine agreed to help the United States defend itself and its allies from Iranian drones. Ukraine shared its drone interception technologies and sent three groups of experts, military personnel, and engineers to the Middle East — people who are desperately needed at home to protect Ukrainian civilians from russian drones and missiles.
Instead of standing with Ukraine, Trump just handed a lifeline to the russian economy.
Lifting sanctions on russian oil means billions flowing back into the Kremlin’s war machine. It means more missiles. More drones. More dead Ukrainians.
But sadly, none of this should surprise anyone who has been paying attention.
Trump promised he would end the war in “24 hours.” It has now been well over a year.
He appointed a number of russian assets to his cabinet — such as Tulsi Gabbard, who has been repeating Kremlin propaganda for years; Kash Patel, who has literally been paid by russia; and Steve Witkoff, along with other pro-Kremlin figures.
His administration halted military aid to Ukraine, restricted intelligence sharing, and repeatedly treated Vladimir Putin as a partner instead of the war criminal responsible for Europe’s largest war since World War II. Instead of sanctioning russia, he welcomed a war criminal to the United States with a red carpet. And now the portrait of a war criminal hangs in the White House.
Instead of isolating the Kremlin, Trump has repeatedly chosen to appease it.
And now comes the final step.
Removing sanctions on russian oil while Ukrainians are still dying under russian missiles.
History will remember this moment.