Trump’s military aid freeze to Ukraine dominates Kyiv’s morning news
Military aid shipments to Ukraine stopped early Tuesday morning.
Military aid shipments to Ukraine stopped early Tuesday morning.
The wildfire, which broke out on Feb. 26 amid dry conditions, has proven difficult to control.
Witnesses described a chaotic scene, with several people lying on the ground as emergency responders attempted to resuscitate at least.
The encounter, marked by sharp disagreements over U.S. support for Ukraine, left allies reaffirming their commitment to Kyiv while prompting.
At least 2,200 people have crossed into the country in recent weeks.
More than 8,000 troops from 30 countries are participating in the annual drills.
“A new concept, known as provincial diplomacy, has been introduced at the Foreign Ministry,” Araghchi said.
The move is part of a broader crackdown on undocumented migration by Trump.
"Ukraine will never accept deals made behind our backs without our involvement. And the same rule should apply to all.
“If President [Donald] Trump is not able to find a solution, that war could easily become an Afghanistan for the.