The US President has sent Vladimir Putin a warning shot that it will be “very hard” for him to take all of Ukraine.

Donald Trump said that Putin is a “tough cookie” and he believes the Russian dictator wants to take all of Ukraine, however this will be impossible.

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American evangelical pastor Mark Burns, the personal spiritual adviser to US President, wrote words of support to all Ukrainians, he said that “help is already on the way.”

“Hold on my Ukrainian brothers and sisters. Help is on the way!!!” he said on X Saturday.

Trump said during an interview with the Finnerty program, He’s obviously a tough cookie, so it hasn’t changed in that way.

“We had it worked out three different times, and maybe he wants to try and take the whole thing [Ukraine].

“I think it’s going to be very hard for him.”

Last month the US President gave Putin 50 days to come to the negotiating table and to end the war, but the Mad Vlad will continue his war in Ukraine “until he gets what he wants” regardless of what Trump and the West demands.

Three sources close to the Kremlin have told Reuters Putin will continue to fight inside Ukraine and deadly bombings across Ukraine will not stop.

The sources said that no amount of pressure from the West will make Putin end the war.

Putin believes that the Russian economy is strong and will survive the US President’s threats of “very severe tariffs.”

“Putin thinks no one has seriously engaged with him on the details of peace in Ukraine – including the Americans – so he will continue until he gets what he wants,” a source told Reuters.

Trump told reporters, “Putin really surprised a lot of people, he talks nice and then he bombs everybody in the evening. So there’s a little bit of a problem there. I don’t like it.”

He added, “We basically are going to send them Ukraine various pieces of very sophisticated military.”