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The U.S. will transfer Patriot air defense systems to Ukraine via the EU and plans to launch a large-scale arms program, including long-range missiles.

European leaders doubt Donald Trump’s rhetoric shift signals real support for Ukraine, despite his recent criticism of Vladimir Putin and warmer ties with Zelensky.

Patriot missile stockpiles in the U.S. have dropped to 25% of the required level, forcing the Pentagon to reassess arms supplies to Ukraine amid Middle East operations.

Donald Trump stated he is providing substantial support to Ukraine in its war against Russia and claimed the conflict would have never started had he remained in office.

The US is preparing to impose a 17% tariff on agricultural imports from the EU. Brussels seeks a compromise while preparing symmetrical countermeasures.

Donald Trump signed a major tax cut and spending reduction bill during the Independence Day celebration, highlighting border investments and national debt concerns.

Trump supported Graham’s sanctions bill against Russia, but the final decision on implementation will rest solely with the U.S. president.

At the NATO summit in The Hague, Donald Trump unexpectedly voiced strong support for the alliance, promising that Russia will not attack while he remains U.S. president.

U.S. Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker stated that Donald Trump is disheartened by Russian strikes on Ukraine’s civilian infrastructure but urges restraint from both sides.

Trump announced a peace deal between Congo and Rwanda, mediated by the U.S. Delegations will arrive in Washington for the signing, the former president said.