Russia-Ukraine War

A White House official confirmed that U.S. assistance to Kyiv has been suspended.

The White House has suspended delivery of ammunition and other equipment to Kyiv.

The vice president’s interview with Sean Hannity aired soon after the Trump administration announced a pause on aid to Ukraine.

While CPAC reflected a Trump-led conservative movement that is less committed to the war, other meetings voiced opposition.

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The prime minister also said he was open to sending peace keeping troops to Ukraine.

The pause comes days after a tense exchange between Trump and the Ukrainian president in the Oval Office.

The Ukrainian president says the lack of security guarantees is allowing the war with Russia to continue.

The national security adviser also says that more investment is needed to make it work.

France, Germany, and UK plan unprecedented post-war military spending to support Ukraine.

Plans to finalize a joint U.S.–Ukraine economic partnership are on hold following Trump’s White House meeting with Zelenskyy.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said it’s ‘impossible to have an economic deal without a peace deal.’

During the fiery meeting, Trump told Zelenskyy, ‘You’re not acting at all thankful’ and warned him, ‘You’re gambling with World War III.’

Waltz recalled telling Zelenskyy, ‘Look, Mr. President, time is not on your side here.’

The Ukrainian president ‘needs to come to his senses and come back to the table in gratitude or someone else needs to lead the country,’ the speaker said.

Starmer added that ‘intense discussions’ to obtain a security guarantee from the United States are one of the three components of lasting peace.

The Alaskan Republican said Trump appeared to be ‘walking away from our allies and embracing Putin’ following his spat with Zelenskyy.

The British and Ukrainian leaders’ meeting stood in stark contrast to the acrimony at the White House just one day before.