"Putin is bullied": the media learned how the Polish minister forced Trump to restore the supply of weapons to Ukraine

To extend: US President Donald Trump has ordered the Pentagon to reinstate Ukraine's air defense systems after Poland's foreign minister Radoslav Sikorsky told Special Representative Trump Kelp Kellog about the hit of Russian missiles on the Poland Consulate in Kiev, which took place on July 4. Keith Kelloggus immediately realized that such cases lead to escalation of conflicts and gained Donald Trump, writes The Telegraph.

The conversation took place shortly after the US suddenly suspended the supply of part of the weapons of Kiev. "Putin is bullied by your peaceful efforts. Please restore the supply of ammunition for air defense to Ukraine," Sikorsky Kellog said. Journalists explained that during a telephone conversation, General Kelloga made information about a blow to the consular department of the Poland Embassy in Ukraine.

"As a retired three-star general, he knew that such incidents lead to the escalation of war and, after all, to the way out of control," the material reads. Almost immediately after the conversation with Sikorsky, General Kellog called the US President and informed Trump about the last attack of the Russian Federation and how NATO's diploma, NATO ally, came under strikes.