US EditionTrump, Zelenskyy discuss weapons, escalating Russian strikes
- On July 4, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and U.S. President Donald Trump held a phone call to discuss Ukraine's air defenses and defense cooperation amid escalating Russian attacks.
- The call followed hours after a massive Russian drone strike on Kyiv, which Trump described as disappointing and Zelenskyy called "deliberately massive and cynical."
- During the conversation, Zelenskyy and Trump agreed to enhance Kyiv's air defense capabilities and discussed joint defense production, purchases, and investments despite concerns about Washington halting some weapon shipments to Ukraine.
- Germany announced discussions to acquire Patriot air defense systems to help fill Ukraine's defense needs, while Kyiv cautioned that stopping weapon deliveries could undermine its capacity to counter Russian attacks.
- The discussions highlight ongoing international efforts to support Ukraine's defense amid intensifying Russian air strikes while underscoring risks from reduced U.S. military aid shipments.
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Zelenskyy And Trump Discuss Ukraine's Future Amid Escalating Russian Attacks, US Aid Halt
Zelenskyy Seeks Renewed US Aid After Massive Russian Barrage Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and U.S. President Donald Trump held an “important and fruitful” 40-minute conversation Friday, a day after Trump expressed frustration over his unproductive talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Zelenskyy conveyed his gratitude to Trump for his “attention to Ukraine,” emphasizing the need […] Zelenskyy And Trump Discuss Ukraine’s Future A…
During the conversation the tycoon again pushed the ally to accept the status quo on the territories. The priority for Washington remains the support of the Kremlin to manage balances in the Middle East.Beyond diplomatic statements on Washington's support to Kiev, from the t...
After the disappointing talk with Putin (and the massive Russian bombing on Ukraine), the American president suggests that he is ready to resume supplies to Kiev, with the possible German contribution
Ukraine in need of air defense after US aid being withheld
Ukraine’s need for additional air defense systems to protect the country from incoming Russian drones and missiles is exacerbated by the U.S.’s decision to halt some military aid shipments to them. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and President Donald Trump spoke on Friday morning, just days after news emerged that the Department of Defense had paused shipments of U.S. military aid to Ukraine amid concerns about depleted U.S. stockpiles. “…
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