Trump, together with aides, will consider options for changing his policy towards Ukraine
On March 3, US President Donald Trump will hold a meeting with key national security advisers to discuss options for changing his policy on Ukraine and likely make relevant decisions. About this informs The New York Times.
Trump will hold talks with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Among the topics of discussion will be the possibility of suspending or canceling military aid to Ukraine, including the last supplies of ammunition and equipment provided during the administration of Joe Biden.
We will remind that on February 28, after the dispute between Zelenskyi and Trump in the Oval Office, the administration of the US president announced the possibility of ending not only military support to Ukraine, but also the exchange of intelligence, financing of defense programs and training of the Ukrainian military.
According to the Kiel Institute, European countries allocated $138 billion to Ukraine’s military operations compared to $119 billion in military and humanitarian aid from the United States.
