Trump to deal Putin massive double blow as White House reaches Kremlin 'turning point'

 

📝 Trump Prepares Major Russia Shift as Tensions with Putin Explode

Donald Trump has signaled a dramatic shift in U.S.-Russia relations, teasing a major announcement on Monday that many speculate will involve tougher action against the Kremlin. The President, increasingly frustrated by Vladimir Putin’s refusal to engage in meaningful peace talks over Ukraine, recently broke from his usual tone and accused Putin of spreading “a lot of bulls***” about the war.

Speaking on CBS News, Senator Lindsey Graham, a close Trump ally, added fuel to the fire, declaring, “A turning point regarding Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is coming.” He suggested the U.S. could dramatically increase military support for Kyiv, including a surge in weapons shipments.

Graham also hinted at a possible game-changing move: the transfer of frozen Russian assets—amounting to over $300 billion—to Ukraine. These assets, blocked by Western sanctions, have been out of Russia’s reach since the early days of the full-scale invasion in 2022.

The Kremlin has responded furiously to Trump's new posture. Putin ally Vladimir Solovyov issued a stark warning, calling the U.S. “Russia’s most terrifying enemy” and claiming Americans underestimate Russian strength.

This intensifying rhetoric signals that U.S. policy on Ukraine and Russia could be on the verge of a major transformation—one that might reshape the global response to the ongoing war.