“You wipe out everyone. He will deploy the military across the US.” What Trump is up to has leaked out

Former President Donald Trump has made it clear what he will do if he sits in the Oval Office again.

“Trump told me that to carry out a deportation operation designed to remove more than 11 million people from the country, he would be willing to build migrant detention camps and deploy the US military, both at the border and inland. He would have women’s pregnancies monitored in Republican states and prosecute those who violate abortion bans. He would withhold funds appropriated by Congress at his personal discretion, according to top aides. He would be willing to fire a US attorney who fails to comply with his order to prosecute someone, violating a tradition of independent law enforcement that dates back to America’s founding. He is considering a pardon for each of his supporters accused of attacking the US Capitol on January 6, 2021, more than 800 of whom have pleaded guilty or been convicted by a jury. He might not come to the aid of an attacked ally in Europe or Asia if he felt that country was not paying enough for its defense. He would gut the American civil service, deploy the National Guard to American cities as he sees fit, shut down the White House Office of Pandemic Preparedness,” wrote columnist Eric Cortelessa in Time magazine.

If he becomes president for the second time, then, according to the publicist, he will no longer have to rely on experienced Republicans, on whom he had to rely last time, because he knew few people in the US capital. Now he will have a guard of loyal Republicans who will be willing to implement his policies. And Trump’s will to power and desire to change things in his own image is said to be really great. “But I think people will be surprised at how willing he is to act,” noted his close aide Kellyanne Conway.

According to Cortelless, America’s traditional allies were dismayed when Trump recently said at a campaign rally that Russia could “do whatever the hell it wants” with the NATO country, which he believes is not spending enough on collective defense. Trump said it was not an idle outburst. “If you don’t pay, you’ll be on your own,” the presidential candidate allegedly remarked to the publicist.

Meanwhile, in Ukraine, according to the Washington-based Institute for the Study of War (ISW), Russian forces did not confirm any advance in the Avdijivka area for the first time in days on April 30, while Ukrainian sources reported that Russian forces carried out several additional attacks in the Bakhmut-Chasiv Yar direction.

“Since around 20 April, Russian forces have been focused on building on tactical successes at Ocheretyne (northwest of Avdijivka) and Novokalynov (north of Avdijivka), but the pace of confirmed advances appears to have slowed since 30 April. The daily description of the situation is not enough to establish a pattern, but it may indicate that Russian forces are somewhat slowing the pace of attacks near Avdijivka and refocusing on offensive actions near Chasiv Yar, as recently predicted ISW,” the institute wrote.

“The morning and evening reports of the Ukrainian General Staff on April 30 stated that during the day, Ukrainian forces repelled a total of 47 Russian attacks in the direction of Avdiyivka and 57 Russian attacks in the direction of Bakhmut, in particular, a much higher number of attacks in the direction of Chasiv Yar,” he continued ISW.

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