Ukrainians call Trump's move to halt vital intel 'pathetic' and 'petty' — 134 posts — The True Story

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As the Trump administration takes an increasingly aggressive line towards Zelensky and his government, Sam Kiley and David Maddox look at the names emerging on who could replace the Ukrainian president if he is forced out
The Independent
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The decision to freeze military aid indeed materialised on March 4 and it was followed by the suspension of intelligence sharing on March 5, which will immediately affect Ukrainian military operations.
Aljazeera
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But with US President Donald Trump initiating a rapprochement with Moscow and halting support for Ukraine, the Kremlin is redirecting much of its anger towards European leaders who have stood by the embattled country.
International Business Times
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Last month, the U.S. president blamed Ukraine for starting the war, called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy a dictator — even as Ukraine has been prevented from holding elections during wartime since Russia's invasion in 2022 — and began unilateral talks with Russia in Saudi Arabia, to the dismay of Ukrainian and European officials who were not included.
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