Trump and Harris hold their first pre-election debate

Trump and Harris came together in a verbal duel. For 90 minutes the contenders for the presidential seat in the United States Trump and Harris held their first election debate

A fateful night. Trump and Harris engaged in a verbal duel. For 90 minutes, the contenders for the US presidential seat exchanged mutual reproaches.

The 45th US President accused the Democrat of lying six times. Harris accused Trump five times. There were no viewers in the studio. The moderators were journalists from the ABC television channel. Former presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy said that the hosts supported Harris and were against Trump. "Interesting debate format - "three on one" - he wrote on social networks. During the debate, the candidates paid special attention to the conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.

Donald Trump, US presidential candidate from the Republican Party:

Look at what's happening in the Middle East. This would never have happened. I will quickly resolve this and end the war between Ukraine and Russia. If I become president-elect, I will do this before I become president.

Moderator: Vice President Harris, he says you hate Israel.

Kamala Harris, US presidential candidate from the Democratic Party:

“This is absolutely not true. I have supported Israel and the Israeli people my entire career and life.”

In his closing remarks, the former president once again called the United States "a nation in decline." Kamala Harris, in turn, promised to provide the US with the most lethal army in the world. Trump called the past debates the best in his entire political career