Trump: "When I take office, Ukraine might receive less military aid."

The newly elected President of the United States, Donald Trump, does not rule out the possibility that Ukraine may receive less military aid during his administration.

Trump stated this in an interview with NBC News.

The future leader of the United States mentioned that he is "actively trying to end the war" between Russia and Ukraine. At the same time, he does not guarantee that the U.S. will remain in NATO during his presidency. Trump believes that NATO members should "pay their bills."

Among other things, Trump commented on the uprising in Syria during the interview. At the time of the conversation, it was unknown that Bashar al-Assad's regime was about to fall. The future head of state stated that it is unlikely the Syrian president can hold onto power much longer.

"This is amazing because he has remained in much worse conditions for years, and suddenly the rebels just go in and seize large chunks of territory," Trump commented.

Background. Earlier, Mind reported that Bashar al-Assad reached out through intermediaries to Trump asking for help. The Syrian dictator claims he is ready to make a deal and stop supporting "Hezbollah."