President Donald Trump on Monday said he will ask Russia President Vladimir Putin if they shared satellite imagery of U.S. with Iran to help them in the war. However, Trump clarified that either way it didn't make a difference because U.S. "knocked the hell out of them."
Transcript:
Reporter: “Zelenskyy, President Zelenskyy says — Zelenskyy says that Russia is giving Iran satellite imagery of U.S. bases in the gulf to help them target. What can you do about that?”
Trump: “Well, we’ll find out about that. I’ll ask Putin about it, we’ll find out. Hasn’t had much impact because we’ve knocked the hell out of them, wouldn’t you think? If that’s the case — look, you know, they gave Venezuela a lot of equipment. Venezuela had all Russian equipment. How did that work out? Not too good. So they may be giving, but if they are, it hasn’t worked out because they have no army, they have no air force, they have no navy, they have no nothing, so it hasn’t worked out well. I don’t think — I don’t think they’ve been doing it, certainly not at a high level. And if they have, it has been very unimpactful.”
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