Reuters spoke about Trump's plans to simplify US arms export rules

The administration of US President Donald Trump plans to adopt a decree that will ease the rules on the export of American military equipment. This was announced on Tuesday, April 1, according to the Reuters news agency.

Sources of the publication said that the decree would be similar to the bill proposed by Trump's national security adviser Michael Waltz last year, when he was still a member of the House of Representatives from the Republican Party. The decree should simplify the rules for approving sales transactions with Congress.

According to sources, the Trump administration may announce this step in the coming days.

Fighter of discord: The United States wanted to supply Turkey with the F-35

In response, Washington offers Ankara to take apart the S-400s purchased from Moscow.

Earlier in the day, the United States announced Washington's unwillingness to a protracted conflict with Beijing. According to General John Kane, the candidate for the post of head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the United States Armed Forces (AF), Washington does not have enough bandwidth, flexibility, and also the efficiency that are necessary to deter the opponents of the United States.