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US President Donald Trump has spoken out about suspending military aid to Ukraine. In response to a question, he said that Ukraine may not survive in any case, even if arms supplies continue.
RBC-Ukraine reports this with reference to Fox News.
During the interview, Trump was asked whether he could accept the fact that Ukraine might not survive without US support, to which he responded:
“Well, it may not survive anyway, but you know we have some weak spots with Russia. You know it takes two. Look, this war shouldn't have happened, but it did. So now we're stuck in it takes two. So now we're stuck in this mess,” Trump said.
Trump halts military aid to Ukraine
Let us recall that on the night of March 4, the media reported that US President Donald Trump ordered the suspension of all military aid to Ukraine after a conflict with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in the White House. This included the US weapons that had already been transported by planes, ships, and those that were on European territory.
In addition, the United States has reduced the exchange of intelligence that the Ukrainian Armed Forces could use to attack Russian territory. At the same time, the United States continues to share data that could help the Ukrainian Armed Forces defend themselves.
In addition, NBC News wrote today that Trump will not resume aid to Ukraine even after the minerals agreement is signed. In addition to this agreement, he wants to see a change in Zelensky's attitude to peace talks, in particular, a willingness to make territorial concessions.
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