Trump: WSJ story on US approval of Ukraine being allowed to use long range missiles is fake news | Metals Mine
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Nick.
Oct 22, 2025 3:41pm
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That's right. Better get it right before Vlad picks up the phone.
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shawkat2025
Oct 22, 2025 4:47pm
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perfectly planned escalation by Trump administration / but where will this end ? you can start a war but no one can foretell when will be the last bullet ! very naïve and unprofessional, LOLs.
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Trader#7852
Oct 22, 2025 6:34pm
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It is irresponsible for the Wall Street Journal to write anything regarding the U.S. approving Long-range missiles for Ukraine. Donald Trump should be applauded for writing this post, in his efforts to bring peace. Long-range missiles will do nothing to help Ukraine end the war. Ukraine should focus its manpower and firepower on the frontlines, and PUSH PUTIN BACK. Hitting Russia deep inside its territory does nothing but expand the war, piss Putin off, and encourage Putin to fire more drones into Kyiv. Thank you, President Trump, for setting the record straight. God Bless President Trump.
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Trader#7852
Oct 22, 2025 6:39pm
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Everyone should understand that long-range missiles will not end this war. If Ukraine focused all of its effort on the frontlines, and pushed Putin back off of land he's already won, and did it consistently, you would see Putin running to the peace table to end this war.
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Trader#0EDC
Oct 22, 2025 10:33pm
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The British have provided Storm Shadow long-range missiles to Ukraine as a gift, not for sale. They proved highly effective in an October 2025 strike on Russia’s Bryansk Chemical Plant, located within Russia. The UK’s provision of Storm Shadow missiles significantly enhances Ukraine’s military capabilities. It allows for strikes at greater distances, altering the strategic landscape. The UK aims to assist Ukraine in prevailing in the unlawful conflict, while Trump focuses on his nonsensical tariffs, damaging parts of the East Wing of the White House, ruining the cherished Rose Garden, and constructing an ostentatious, gold-laden ballroom that nobody desires. The UK supports Ukraine in combating Putin, while Trump engages in hollow rhetoric, tweets, and manipulates the markets for his and his associates' gain.
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Trader#1A0D
Oct 23, 2025 5:48pm
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I have to disagree with Trader#OEDC. All long-range missiles only broaden the war; the war is on the front lines. Hitting Russia across the border is understandable, but Ukraine isn't helped when they hit Russia more than 200 miles deep in their territory.

Trader#OEDC's other grievances are all Left-wing Media bias. The tariffs are going to help the economy and strengthen the dollar, mark my words. His wife did change the rose garden, but back to the original designs of Jacqueline Kennedy. The last ballroom was put in by President Lincoln; it seated 65. Trump's ballroom will be state-of-the-art, and it will seat over 300. Who here forgot that Trump builds things for a living? The ballroom is nothing to complain about. All this support for Ukraine's war is not helping the people of Ukraine; the war needs to end, the killing needs to end, Trump is for Peace, and there is nothing wrong with that.
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