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US pauses military aid to Ukraine as EU chief says Europe is 'ready to step up'
First reaction to Trump's pause on aid to Ukraine came from France's Europe minister, Benjamin Haddad, who said a lasting peace deal could only come from security guarantees. The US move would make peace more remote, he said on French TV, "because it would only strengthen the hand of the aggressor on the ground - Russia.
Ukraine, Europe react to 'shocking' Trump aid freeze
The freeze in American aid poses a severe strategic problem for Ukraine, which has become reliant on military and economic support from its Western partners as it tries to repel Russia's three-year-old invasion and stave off President Vladimir Putin's push for a peace deal beneficial to Moscow.
Sir Keir Starmer will not be “blindsided or bounced” from the pursuit of peace in Ukraine, the Deputy Prime Minister has insisted, as Europe reels from Donald Trump’s decision to pause US military aid ...
Mr. Trump wants Ukraine to sign a rare earths mining contract with America. News reports last night said the freeze stops ...
European leaders met in London to form a plan to help end the war in Ukraine. But even potential peacekeepers face political ...
The European Union spent $23 billion on Russian oil and gas last year while only offering Ukraine $19.6 billion in military aid to fend off Russia's invasion.
Secretary General Mark Rutte said that NATO will increase its defense spending and prepare security guarantees for Ukraine.
European leaders quickly pledged their continued support for Ukraine after the confrontation between its president, Volodymyr ...
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer rallied his European counterparts to shore up their borders and throw their full weight ...
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