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US pauses military aid to Ukraine as EU chief says Europe is 'ready to step up'
First reaction to Trump's pause on aid to Ukraine came from France's Europe minister, Benjamin Haddad, who said a lasting peace deal could only come from security guarantees. The US move would make peace more remote, he said on French TV, "because it would only strengthen the hand of the aggressor on the ground - Russia.
Britain said on Tuesday it was committed to securing a lasting peace in Ukraine and it was engaging with its allies after U.S ...
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said yesterday that he believes he will be able to salvage his relationship with the ...
Reacting to the decision, Rayner told the BBC the Trump administration wanted Europe to step up and had been clear about its ...
The European Union spent $23 billion on Russian oil and gas last year while only offering Ukraine $19.6 billion in military ...
US President Donald Trump has long said he would negotiate a quick end to Russia’s war in Ukraine. In pursuit of a deal, the ...
Russian attacks on Ukraine continue after President Trump's attempt to mediate the war erupted during an Oval Office fight ...
Volunteers have started a 13,000 mile trip to give aid to people in Ukraine. Daffodil Weekend committee members from Thriplow ...
Russia's Defense Ministry has claimed the attack killed up to 150 troops, including up to 30 foreign instructors.
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