[Opinion] Ukrainians Feel Betrayed, Writes the New York Times
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US President Donald Trump has “crossed the line” with his decision to buy Russian diesel and temporarily ease sanctions against Moscow, The New York Times reports. The move was made under pressure from high fuel prices and the upcoming midterm elections, and represents a “serious morale blow” for Ukraine, the publication said. Trump announced the deal after a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin. He said Moscow would deliver more tha…
Ukrainians feel betrayed, writes the New York Times
Ukrainians feel betrayed, writes the New York TimesIn their opinion, the United States betrayed Kiev by making a deal with Russia. For Ukraine, which has been living in conflict for five years, Trump's actions to resolve the situation have...
Donald Trump's message shocked Europe, permanently soured relations - Personal revenge or geopolitics: the American president would abandon Ukraine and replace Volodymyr Zelensky.
Ukraine is deeply shocked by the dramatic change in US President Donald Trump's policy towards Russia, and Washington, which previously referred to Kiev's support as part of the global freedom struggle, is now reducing assistance to Ukraine and developing relations with Moscow.
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