Summary
Kyiv's mayor, Vitali Klitschko, hesitated in a TV interview when asked if he trusts U.S. President Donald Trump as a reliable ally for Ukraine. Peace talks between Ukraine and Russia, encouraged by the U.S., have been slow, with ongoing concerns over Trump's approach to Russia. Meanwhile, Russia recently conducted missile and drone attacks on Ukraine.
Key Facts
- Vitali Klitschko, Kyiv's mayor, paused for 13 seconds when asked if he trusts President Trump as a reliable partner.
- Klitschko said it is important for the U.S. to support Ukraine in peace talks with Russia.
- Peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia have been slow despite U.S. involvement.
- Trump’s reluctance to pressure Russia in peace negotiations has worried some Ukrainian and European officials.
- Despite diplomatic tensions, Ukraine aims to keep Trump supportive.
- Russia's recent missile and drone attacks targeted Ukraine's infrastructure.
- Kyiv's region reported injuries and a death after Russia's attacks.
- Trump’s special envoy mentioned potential upcoming peace talks within the next three weeks.
