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Ukraine can hold out on frontline, Kyiv says after Trump's military aid pause

The U.S. Has suspended military aid to Ukraine, affecting over $1 billion in weapons and ammunition.
Military expert Ivan Stupak stated that while the aid pause will affect Ukrainian defense, it is not expected to lead to a catastrophic outcome on the front lines.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed the need for ongoing support, stating that Ukraine must hold out against the Russian invasion.
Prime Minister Denys Shmygal emphasized the importance of negotiating with U.S. And European partners for continued support.

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Asia Times

Trump's intel, cyberattack cuts threaten Ukraine's survival

US President Donald Trump, in line with his sudden moves to ease hostile relations with Russia and steer Ukraine’s post-war destiny, has taken concrete steps to weaken Kyiv’s ability to defend itself against Moscow’s slow drive for conquest. After announcing a “pause” in the delivery of US$1 billion worth of US weaponry, top administration officials […] The post Trump’s intel, cyberattack cuts threaten Ukraine’s survival appeared first on Asia T…

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overpassesforamerica.com

Trump’s Decision to Halt Aid to Ukraine Could Reorder the Battlefield - Overpasses For America

On the battlefields of Ukraine and western Russia, a stalemated war has ground on, with Ukrainian troops defending against Russian progress that can be measured sometimes in mere yards. The cost has been heavy casualties on both sides. President Trump’s decision this week to pause military assistance and intelligence sharing could reorder the battlefield, either halting the fight or potentially giving Russia a decisive advantage. With help from …

15 hours ago

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DNyuz

Trump’s Decision to Halt Aid to Ukraine Could Reorder the Battlefield

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NBC News

Pause in U.S. intelligence help for Ukraine will hurt but not cripple Kyiv's war effort, ex-officials say

President Trump’s decision to pause intelligence assistance to Ukraine will hamper the country’s war effort but will not cripple Kyiv’s fight against Russia.

15 hours ago·United States

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Jyllands-Posten

Analysis: Pro-Russian forces try to derail plan meant to save both Ukraine and Europe

Analysis: Donald Trump's halting of arms support and vital intelligence to Ukraine puts European leaders under new massive pressure. At a crisis summit, they face on Thursday several fateful choices that could either pave the way for a historic buildup or strike new, dangerous fissures in EU cooperation.

18 hours ago·Aarhus, Denmark

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