Tensions Deepen as U.S. Halts Military Aid to Ukraine and Considers Deporting Refugees
The U.S. suspension of military support and intelligence sharing with Ukraine sparks international concern, while secret talks with Ukrainian opposition raise questions about Washington's motives.
- The U.S. has paused military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine, citing strained relations after a recent dispute between President Trump and President Zelenskyy.
- Reports indicate Trump administration officials have held discussions with Ukrainian opposition figures about potential elections, despite constitutional prohibitions during wartime.
- Russia rejected a Ukrainian proposal for a temporary ceasefire, calling for comprehensive agreements instead, as attacks on Ukrainian cities continue to escalate.
- European leaders at a Brussels summit pledged to compensate for reduced U.S. military support, with Germany and the U.K. announcing new defense aid packages for Ukraine.
- Trump's administration is reportedly planning to revoke temporary protected status for up to 240,000 Ukrainian refugees, prompting criticism from human rights advocates.
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