US EditionPresident Trump's Surprising Interaction with Ukrainian Reporter
- President Donald Trump had an emotional interaction with BBC reporter Myroslava Petsa during a NATO summit, discussing her husband fighting in Ukraine.
- Trump stated during the press conference that the U.S. plans to 'see if we can make some available' to assist Ukraine amid ongoing Russian attacks.
- NATO leaders agreed to raise defense spending to 5% of GDP by 2035, which responded to Trump’s demands and highlighted concerns over Russian aggression.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed interest in discussing the purchase of U.S. weaponry and increasing sanctions against Moscow amid the ongoing conflict.
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US President in solidarity with the reporter: "Is your husband there? I can understand that you are upset"
U.S. President Donald Trump had a less common dialogue with a Ukrainian journalist during a NATO press conference in The Hague. Trump was asked by Miroslava Petăa, as part of the Ukrainian BBC service, if the state...
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Trump's surprising exchange with Ukrainian reporter: 'Very upsetting'
One day after dropping an F-bomb on camera, Donald Trump took a very different approach to an interaction with a Ukrainian reporter at a NATO press conference.The US president called on BBC Ukrainian Service reporter Myroslava Petsa at the NATO summit in The Hague, Netherlands.She asked if the US is ready to sell Patriot missile defence systems to Ukraine as Russia continues to "pound Ukraine really heavily".READ MORE: Self-proclaimed Liver Ki…
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