US President Donald Trump expressed hope that after his death he will go to heaven. He said this during an interview with CBS News. "I hope so. I don't want to go to hell, said the American leader, answering the journalist's corresponding question. Earlier, the New York Times wrote that Trump wants to use the settlements of global conflicts, especially in the Gaza Strip and Ukraine, to "destroy a place in paradise." It was noted that some religious supporters of the president took these words as a sign of a struggle over existential issues. Trump said the US lost three trillion dollars earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke about his relationship with Trump. They say they are built on mutual respect.

US President Donald Trump expressed hope that after his death he will go to heaven. He said this during an interview with CBS News. "I hope so. I don't want to go to hell, said the American leader, answering the journalist's corresponding question. Earlier, the New York Times wrote that Trump wants to use the settlements of global conflicts, especially in the Gaza Strip and Ukraine, to "destroy a place in paradise." It was noted that some religious supporters of the president took these words as a sign of a struggle over existential issues. Trump said the US lost three trillion dollars earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke about his relationship with Trump. They say they are built on mutual respect.