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Duda criticized the Polish Foreign Minister for interfering in the Starlink situation
The Argentine authorities have created a fund for the flood-stricken city
Trump said that after the ceasefire in Ukraine, the conflict will end. US President Donald Trump said he expects the Ukrainian conflict to be resolved after the establishment of a ceasefire in Ukraine. “We are all working to end this. It’s crazy for nothing. I think there is a chance to achieve this. Half of it is a cease-fire, if we get Russia to stop, a complete cease-fire will follow. And I think it will never return to war,” Trump told reporters at the White House. The day before, the delegations of Ukraine and the United States held talks, following which the American administration called for the immediate establishment of a ceasefire. Volodymyr Zelensky’s office issued a joint statement from Kiev and Washington following the talks, which noted that Ukraine is ready for the US proposal for a 30-day cease-fire, which can be extended by agreement of the parties. The document also says that the United States immediately cancels the pause in the exchange of intelligence and resumes military supplies to Ukraine. US President Donald Trump said that Kiev is ready for a complete ceasefire, now Washington is waiting for Moscow’s reaction
The Syrian authorities have gained control of the largest oil fields
The Moldovan opposition called on Sandu to resign
The head of the EC called the measures imposed against US duties proportionate
Supporters of independence are in the lead in the elections in Greenland
The EU has proposed to tighten the methods of combating illegal migrants
France opposed the demilitarization of Ukraine
Rubio commented on the “hostile” language in the G7 communique on Ukraine
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Duda criticized the Polish Foreign Minister for interfering in the Starlink situation
06 : 34
The Argentine authorities have created a fund for the flood-stricken city
18 : 05
Trump said that after the ceasefire in Ukraine, the conflict will end. US President Donald Trump said he expects the Ukrainian conflict to be resolved after the establishment of a ceasefire in Ukraine. “We are all working to end this. It’s crazy for nothing. I think there is a chance to achieve this. Half of it is a cease-fire, if we get Russia to stop, a complete cease-fire will follow. And I think it will never return to war,” Trump told reporters at the White House. The day before, the delegations of Ukraine and the United States held talks, following which the American administration called for the immediate establishment of a ceasefire. Volodymyr Zelensky’s office issued a joint statement from Kiev and Washington following the talks, which noted that Ukraine is ready for the US proposal for a 30-day cease-fire, which can be extended by agreement of the parties. The document also says that the United States immediately cancels the pause in the exchange of intelligence and resumes military supplies to Ukraine. US President Donald Trump said that Kiev is ready for a complete ceasefire, now Washington is waiting for Moscow’s reaction
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The Syrian authorities have gained control of the largest oil fields
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The Moldovan opposition called on Sandu to resign
06 : 32
The head of the EC called the measures imposed against US duties proportionate
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The United States has refused to subsidize NATO allies who are not spending money on defense

The United States has refused to subsidize NATO allies who are not spending money on defense

Some US NATO allies barely have armed forces, Washington cannot continue to subsidize them, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said.

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“The only thing that puts NATO at risk is the fact that we have allies who barely have armed forces or whose military is not very effective because they have spent 40 years without spending any money on it,” he said.

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Rubio expressed dissatisfaction with the fact that we are talking about rich countries, especially in Western Europe. According to the Secretary of State, they have sufficient resources and should invest them in national security.

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“But they don’t do that. Countries spend one and a half or one percent of their economies. We simply cannot continue to subsidize it. This is unfair and unstable,” the head of the State Department stressed.

 

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Earlier, Donald Trump criticized Europe for its low contribution to NATO’s defense capability and demanded that all member countries increase defense spending to five percent of GDP. At the same time, the head of the Pentagon, Pete Hegseth, assured that the United States does not plan to reduce its military presence in Europe yet.

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