Trump denies reports of his plans to launch a nuclear strike on China
The United States is preparing to release a book by journalist Bob Woodworth and reporter Robert Costa "The Threat" ("Peril"), which will tell about the last days of Donald Trump's presidency.
The book will talk about how Mark Millie - Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the United States - took special measures after the capture of the Capitol in January 2021. Milli limited the power of then President Trump, as the latter could allegedly authorize a nuclear strike against China due to his defeat in the elections.
Trump himself says:
In a telephone interview with US Newsmax, Trump added:
- said Trump.
The 45th President of the United States in his interview called the withdrawal of American troops "most likely the most shameful act that the leadership of our country has ever done."
- Trump explained.
- he specified.
Commenting on statements from the Threat book regarding Trump's desire to attack China and the measures taken by Millie, the ex-US President said that this was one of the most ridiculous things in his life, as well as a betrayal by Millie.
Donald Trump said that he is the only American president who has not started a war in many years, so statements about an impending nuclear strike against China in connection with the fact that he lost the elections are an open provocation.
In an interview, the former head of the White House noted that in the place of the president, he would have completely differently carried out the withdrawal of American units from Afghanistan.
- stressed Trump.
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