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Media: Trump secretly sent scarce medical equipment at Putin's personal request during Covid
During the Pandemia of Koronavirus, the then US President Donald Trump secretly sent medical equipment to Russia for analyzes on the Covid-19. About this, as the New York Times, said American journalist Bob Woodworth in his book "War", which will appear on sale next week.
Sources of Woodworth, surrounded by Trump, said that in 2020, at Putin’s personal request, he sent cars to Russia to diagnose Covid. In the United States itself, which at this point were the first in the world in the number of sick, at this time there was a serious shortage of funds for the diagnosis of Covid.
“It makes my blood boil. When, due to the incompetence of Trump, we had problems in the fight against Covid pandemia, we tried to get all the funds that we could. Now it turns out that Donald Trump sent a car to Vladimir Putin to test Covid, which we could not get in our states, ” said Tim Walz, candidate for vice presidents from the Democratic Party at the pre-election rally in Nevada.
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Trump’s rival in the presidential race Vice President Kamal Harris also recalled how “everyone was looking” for tests for tests. “And this guy, who was the president of the United States, sent them to Russia, a killer dictator, for his personal use,” she said on the air of the radio show of Howard Stern.
In his book, Woodworth also said that Trump continued contacts with Putin after the completion of his presidential powers in 2021. The last telephone conversation between them occurred in early 2024.
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The Kremlin confirmed reports of receiving equipment from the United States to combat Covid, but said that information about Putin and Trump's telephone conversations after 2021 was a “untruth”.
In turn, the Trump’s election headquarters called Woodworth's book “Fictional Stories”, but did not give a direct answer to the question whether Trump spoke with Putin after the end of his presidential powers.
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