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~ 60 > USA suspended all military assistance to Ukraine until Kyiv has made efforts for peace negotiations with Russia. Is it enough to resume the supply of weapons of the signed agreement on Ukrainian minerals is still unclear.
< p > this is stated in the material The Wall Street Journal.
< p > cessation of military assistance to the United States to Ukraine occurred a few days after a conflict meeting between the presidents of the United States and Ukraine Donald Trump and Vladimir Zelensky. < p > According to the representative of the American administration, which the publication refers to, thus, at Trump, they wanted to show that they were set up to put Ukraine at the negotiating table with the Russian Federation. < p > with the decision of Donald Trump to suspend assistance to Ukraine, all its main advisers agreed.< p > “Trump was furious by the words of Ukrainian president Vladimir Zelensky that it was still very far from the end of the war. Against this background, the American leader felt the need to show that he was seriously configured to put Ukraine at a table of peaceful negotiations … The Ukrainians did not think that we were seriously tuned. We had to demonstrate it,” said the American official in Comments.
< p > he added that it is Trump that will decide how Ukraine should demonstrate its “serious mood” regarding peaceful negotiations. At the same time, it is not yet clear whether the signing of an agreement on minerals to resume weapons supplies is sufficient.
< p > Recall, American President Trump suspended all the military assistance to Ukraine after his dispute with the Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky in the oval office. similar topics:
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