Ukraine’s shock on American military aid

Ukrainians have voiced their shock and preventing their military aid in the country in the US – what a politician called the “dangerous” situation.

Olecasandra, who presided over the Foreign Affairs Committee of Foreign Affairs of Ukrainian Parliament, said, “We will see serious consequences very soon – dangerous results,”

Myzko said that “in the coming days”, as soon as the break can affect the ground.

Ukraine on Tuesday awakened the news that the US was stopping and reviewing its military aid. A White House official told the BBC US news partner CBS that the reason for doing this was “to ensure that it is contributing to a solution”.

The White House official said, “The President is clear that he is focused on peace. We need to commit our colleagues to be committed to that goal.”

While US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodimier Zelancesi have not yet commented, Ukraine’s Prime Minister Dennis Shamil said that his country is still ready to cooperate with the US, and the “gratitude” of Kiev has reiterated to his support for Washington.

Some Ukrainian MPs, however, have emerged to call the decision “destructive”.

“When we are at the strict need of American support American weapon … (this) looks like a siding with Russia” now to finish it, my Zajko said.

“I am appealing to Mr. Trump not to play with these dangerous issues because we are talking about life.”

Myjko said that the decision “a new light” also shines Oval office at spat On Friday, between Zelansky and the US President and the Vice President, which Merzhko called “attempts to find justification” to prevent military aid.

“It was a show, you know, intentionally played,” he said.

US Vice President JD Vance said that he saw “big problems” with allegations that Trump Russian President Vladimir Putin was asked during one, when asked during one Interview on Hannity of Fox News Channel on Monday.

Vance said that people would have to accept that Trump “only assuming that what the Russians stated is true”.

“He is interacting with them. There is a giving and tech. There is a trust, but (we) verify. It is called diplomacy. We used to respect something for it in Washington.”

For Kyiv, punctuation zodiac for blocking a major lifeline. The last time it happened – due to political disagreement in the US Congress – Zelansky said that Ukraine lost his life and land directly.

Close to Ukraine’s western border with Poland, there are frequent military aid, police-eskortd convoys that crawl their way to the frontline, bringing armor and ammunition to tired soldiers.

The question is unanswered on whether Ukraine will still receive ammunition for already distributed American weapons, or will it continue to share intelligence with Washington Kiev.

A Ukrainian advocacy group said Trump “hanging to Ukrainian to dry and giving Russia green lights to keep the West in the west”.

Ukrainian MP Volodimaire Aryev called The Pose a “very painful blow”. MP Oleksey Honcheranko said it was a “catastrophe” that he saw, but argued that “all are not lost”.

“Roosevelt and Churchill are turning into their tombs. America has biased with global evil,” Ukrainian Blogger and activist Yuri Kasianov said.

Another Blogger, Leonid Shewtts responded sarcastically: “Thank you America! You’ve gone mad.”

Ukraine’s reactions from European allies have also started coming.

The UK Prime Minister Kir Stemer has yet to respond to directly respond, but Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rener told the BBC Radio 4 program that it was “a case for the US … we are focusing on supporting Ukraine, bringing America around the table”.

He said Sir Kir “” will not communicate on open airways “, saying that the UK government had given its support for Ukraine in recent times and is committed to peace, as if she believes that America is.

French Minister of Europe, Benjamin Hadad was more ahead of this issue.

Speaking on French TV, he said that the break made Shanti a more remote idea, “because it would only strengthen the invasive hand on the ground – Russia.”

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk posted on X that a “sovereign, supporter-western” Ukraine made his country “strong and safe”, saying: “Anyone who questions this clear truth, contributes to Putin’s victory.”

Additional Reporting by Vitali Shevchenko and Paul Kirby