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  • Zelenskyy: Trump holds key to stopping Putin’s war machine—and Russia’s Iran gamble
    In an interview with the American TV channel Newsmax, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy emphasized that Russia has consistently supported Iran. Following diplomatic efforts by the Trump administration, Russia has intensified its attacks on Ukraine. Casualties continue to rise daily, while Washington has yet to impose new sanctions or approve additional aid for Kyiv. Experts suggest that Trump sought to negotiate with Putin to mediate talks with Iran over its nuclear program, which
     

Zelenskyy: Trump holds key to stopping Putin’s war machine—and Russia’s Iran gamble

14 juin 2025 à 13:52

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In an interview with the American TV channel Newsmax, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy emphasized that Russia has consistently supported Iran.

Following diplomatic efforts by the Trump administration, Russia has intensified its attacks on Ukraine. Casualties continue to rise daily, while Washington has yet to impose new sanctions or approve additional aid for Kyiv. Experts suggest that Trump sought to negotiate with Putin to mediate talks with Iran over its nuclear program, which has also contributed to regional escalation, in exchange for easing pressure on Russia regarding its war in Ukraine.

“Will the Russians help Iran? I think they always have. The question is whether they will openly support Iran,” Zelenskyy said.

He stressed that everything depends on a strong US position, backed by European support. Without it, Russia will understand that it can openly assist Iran, triggering a new wave of conflict in the Middle East.

The Ukrainian president also highlighted that a strong stance by Donald Trump could stop Russia’s plans to seize Ukraine.

“Trump can stop him. For that, Putin must lose money. Only then will he be unable to increase spending on his army,” he emphasized.

He added that tough sanctions are necessary.

“He is the president of the US. He must influence any aggressor in the world. Undoubtedly, Putin is one of the most dangerous,” the Ukrainian leader concluded.

Earlier, the US attempted to block European efforts to cut the G7 price cap on Russian oil from $60 to $45 per barrel, frustrating EU and UK attempts to ramp up pressure on Moscow’s war financing. 

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  • EU warns US: “Peace through strength” only works if Ukraine gets more support
    On 26 May, EU Commissioner for Defense and Space Andrius Kubilius urged the United States to fully commit to strengthening Ukraine, stating that the widely supported “peace through strength” principle—supported by both American and European leaders—requires reinforcing Ukraine. This comes as US President Donald Trump has been pushing for Kyiv-Moscow peace talks, allegedly to end the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine. Russia, meanwhile, has escalated its air attacks against Ukrainian cities, ig
     

EU warns US: “Peace through strength” only works if Ukraine gets more support

26 mai 2025 à 16:27

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On 26 May, EU Commissioner for Defense and Space Andrius Kubilius urged the United States to fully commit to strengthening Ukraine, stating that the widely supported “peace through strength” principle—supported by both American and European leaders—requires reinforcing Ukraine.

This comes as US President Donald Trump has been pushing for Kyiv-Moscow peace talks, allegedly to end the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine. Russia, meanwhile, has escalated its air attacks against Ukrainian cities, ignoring all calls for a ceasefire.

Ukrinform reports that Kubilius said, speaking to journalists in the Italian parliament:

“For me personally, it is very clear that Putin does not want a ceasefire, he does not want peace. It is likely that the US administration has also begun to understand that Putin wants to continue the war because he feels like a winner in it. The ‘peace through strength’ formula, which has been supported by the US administration and Europeans, requires, first and foremost, the strengthening of Ukraine.”

Kubilius emphasized that if the US truly embraces peace through strength then the first step must be reinforcing Ukraine’s military capacity.

He noted that Ukrainians are already using every available resource to defend themselves against Russian aggression and can only gain additional power from their partners, particularly the European Union and the United States.

I would like to see the American administration also begin to understand that additional strength for Ukraine is the most effective way to achieve peace,” Kubilius added, according to Ukrinform.

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