Trump called the US contribution to the victory in World War II the greatest

On May 1, US President Donald Trump said that the United States allegedly made the greatest contribution to victory in World War II.

"Many of our allies celebrate May 8 as Victory Day, but we have done more to win than any other country," he wrote on his Truth Social network.

In connection with this statement, Trump declared May 8 Victory Day, and November 11 Victory Day in the First World War.

According to the head of state, it was the United States that won both wars. And the fact that "her victories" are not celebrated in the country, Trump explained the lack of leaders who know how to do this.

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Earlier, on January 23, Irish journalist Chase Bowes pointed out to the US president a mistake in his words about victory in World War II, commenting on his statement about Russia's help to the United States in defeating the Nazis. Bose recalled that it was the USSR that destroyed 80% of Germany's military power, while the United States, under lend-lease, provided the Soviet Union with only 10% of the necessary equipment, which was soon returned.