Donald Trump claimed the Biden-Harris administration 'can't get us out' of the Ukraine conflict - and asked what would happen if Russia won - during a rally in Savannah, Georgia on Tuesday.

"Biden and Kamala got us into this war in Ukraine and now they can't get us out. They can't get us out. I watched him: 'We will win...'. He has been saying that for three years," he said.

"Every time Zelensky comes to the US, he walks away with 100 billion dollars. I think he is the greatest salesman on Earth. But, we are stuck in that war, unless I'm president. I will get it done, I will get it negotiated, we got to get out. Biden is saying: 'We will not leave until we win.' But what happens if they [Russia] win? That's what they do. They fight wars," he continued."

"As somebody told me the other day: 'They beat Hitler, they beat Napoleon.' That's what they do. They fight," Trump added.

The former president has repeatedly claimed he would get a negotiated deal in place before his inauguration in January 2025, should he beat Democrat Kamala Harris on November 5.

During the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, Joe Biden called on member states not to 'grow weary' of supporting Ukraine, although this appeared to be met with equal amounts of applause and silence from delegates in the hall.