Trump expresses frustration over slow negotiations with Putin regarding Ukraine, while announcing NATO's financial commitment to support Ukraine's defense with U.S. weapons.
The US faces a critical shortage of Patriot missiles, raising alarms within the Pentagon. Following heavy use in the Middle East, the Trump administration halted some munitions transfers to Ukraine, complicating the situation as Russian attacks escalate.
The Trump administration's pause on weapons shipments to Ukraine, particularly Patriot missiles, has sparked outrage in Kyiv and relief in Moscow. Experts warn this could have deadly consequences for Ukraine's defense against increasing Russian attacks.
U.S. officials announced a halt in air defense munitions to Ukraine, raising concerns as Russia intensifies its aerial assaults. Ukrainian officials scramble for clarity as tensions mount.
In a surprising move at the NATO Summit, Trump hinted at possible monetary and defense aid for Ukraine, expressing frustration with Putin. The meeting with Zelenskyy marked a shift in their relationship, with discussions on air defense systems and joint production.
In a recent press conference, Trump addressed controversial comments made by NATO chief Mark Rutte, referring to him as 'daddy.' The discussion expanded to US relations with Iran and Ukraine, leaving many questions unanswered.
As Russia escalates missile strikes on Ukraine, officials are increasingly concerned about dwindling U.S. Patriot missile supplies. Will the Trump administration step up or leave Ukraine vulnerable?
