Why Is Trump Pausing Aid to Ukraine? What to Know.
Ukraine has depended on a lifeline of arms from the United States since the day after Russian troops crossed the border in February 2022, when the Biden administration authorized $350 million worth of arms from the Defense Department’s stockpiles for Ukraine.
First reaction to Trump's pause on aid to Ukraine came from France's Europe minister, Benjamin Haddad, who said a lasting ...
Stopping aid to Ukraine at a time when Russia's military spending and production is so high could result in a dangerous ...
European leaders rallied around Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky after the fracas with President Donald Trump. But ...
At an emergency summit without U.S. presence, NATO countries agreed to increase support for Ukraine, as Trump and Zelenskyy divide widens.
President Trump said Monday a proposed economic deal between the U.S. and Ukraine was still on the table, but he argued Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky needed to be more “appreciative” of ...
The European Union spent $23 billion on Russian oil and gas last year while only offering Ukraine $19.6 billion in military ...
Secretary General Mark Rutte said that NATO will increase its defense spending and prepare security guarantees for Ukraine.
Top Trump Cabinet secretaries and national security officials are holding meetings this week to discuss the administration’s ...
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