Axios

Trump to supply missiles to Ukraine, gives Russia 50-day ultimatum

Bloomberg

Trump Says He Plans To Send Patriot Missiles To Ukrain

Trump announces novel plan to send weapons to Ukraine and gives Russia new deadline to make peace

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If there's a US-Russia war by 2050, when will it start?

Reuters

Trump Announces Weapons Ukraine Warns Russia 2025

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Trump Announces ‘Deal’ to Arm Ukraine via NATO

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Dmitry Peskov

John Kirby

Daniel DePetris

Mykhailo Podolyak

Petro Poroshenko

Andrey Illarionov

Dmytro Kuleba

David Von Drehle

Oleksiy Reznikov

Sergei Shoigu

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When Will the Russia-Ukraine War End?

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If Re-elected, Will Trump End the War in Ukraine?

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Kori Schake

Charles Kupchan

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"I doubt President Trump will withdraw from NATO."

"I do not expect Trump to withdraw from NATO."

"Donald Trump wants NATO to be strong. He wants us to remain in NATO."

America's there "100 percent [if NATO allies pay their fair share]."

"He might try to pull the United States out of NATO."

"In a second Trump term, we'd almost certainly withdraw from NATO."

Trump "talked many times about getting out of NATO behind closed doors and publicly. So that's just a fact."

"Trump is setting up the pretext for cutting off aid to Ukraine and pulling the US out of NATO."

Will the US Pull Out of NATO?

Antony Blinken

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Kurt Volker

Alexander Stubb

Michael McCaul

NATO

Mircea Geoan

Michael R. Carpenter

Mark Rutte

Andriy Yermak

Julianne Smith

Robert Fico

Ukraine joining NATO "will never happen."

NATO hasn't "reached the point where it is prepared to offer membership or an invitation to Ukraine."

“As long as I am head of the Slovak government, I will direct the MPs that are under my control... never to agree to Ukraine's joining NATO.”

"We cannot admit Ukraine into NATO immediately."

Ukraine is "fully prepared and able to be a member of NATO."

We will take "concrete steps to bring Ukraine closer to NATO."

"Ukraine's path and bridge towards NATO membership is now irreversible."

"Ukraine is closer to NATO than ever before, and will continue on this path until [it] become[s] a member of our alliance."

"Ukraine will join NATO. It is not a question of if, but of when."

Will Ukraine Join NATO?

U.S. President Donald Trump announced Monday that NATO allies would finance the purchase of billions of dollars worth of U.S.-made weapons for Ukraine, including Patriot missile systems, air defense weaponry, and artillery shells, during an Oval Office meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte.

Politico

U.S. President Donald Trump announced Monday that NATO allies would finance the purchase of billions of dollars worth of U.S.-made weapons for Ukraine, including Patriot missile systems, air defense weaponry, and artillery shells, during an Oval Office meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte.

Additionally, he threatened to impose 100% tariffs on Russia if no peace deal is reached within 50 days, expressing disappointment with Russian President Vladimir Putin's reluctance to negotiate and stating the U.S. has spent $250 billion on the war.

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TASS

Additionally, he threatened to impose 100% tariffs on Russia if no peace deal is reached within 50 days, expressing disappointment with Russian President Vladimir Putin's reluctance to negotiate and stating the U.S. has spent $250 billion on the war.

The weapons transfer arrangement allows European countries to pay for American-made military equipment that will be quickly distributed to Ukraine, with NATO coordinating the transfers and multiple countries, including Germany, Finland, Denmark, and Norway, participating.

Ukrainska Pravda

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The weapons transfer arrangement allows European countries to pay for American-made military equipment that will be quickly distributed to Ukraine, with NATO coordinating the transfers and multiple countries, including Germany, Finland, Denmark, and Norway, participating.

According to the State Department, Ukraine received $66.9 billion in U.S. weapons between 2022 and March 2025. Patriot missile shipments were paused on July 2 amid stockpile concerns but were resumed on July 7 with fewer systems funded by NATO.

Daily Caller

State

According to the State Department, Ukraine received $66.9 billion in U.S. weapons between 2022 and March 2025. Patriot missile shipments were paused on July 2 amid stockpile concerns but were resumed on July 7 with fewer systems funded by NATO.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte described the agreement as "really big" and said Ukraine would receive "massive numbers of military equipment," with some Patriot missiles expected to arrive within days through equipment swaps with European allies.

Daily Mail

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte described the agreement as "really big" and said Ukraine would receive "massive numbers of military equipment," with some Patriot missiles expected to arrive within days through equipment swaps with European allies.

The weapons deal emerged after Trump grew increasingly frustrated with Putin following their July 3 phone call, with the arrangement proposed initially by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during a NATO summit two weeks prior.

The weapons deal emerged after Trump grew increasingly frustrated with Putin following their July 3 phone call, with the arrangement proposed initially by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during a NATO summit two weeks prior.

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Trump threatened to impose 100% tariffs on Russia if no peace deal is reached within 50 days, expressing disappointment with Russian President Vladimir Putin's reluctance to negotiate and stating the U.S. has spent $250 billion on the war.</span

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Trump threatened to impose 100% tariffs on Russia if no peace deal is reached within 50 days, expressing disappointment with Russian President Vladimir Putin's reluctance to negotiate and stating the U.S. has spent $250 billion on the war.

The weapons transfer arrangement allows European countries to pay for American-made military equipment that will be quickly distributed to Ukraine, with NATO coordinating the transfers and multiple countries including Germany, Finland, Denmark, and Norway participating.</span

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The weapons transfer arrangement allows European countries to pay for American-made military equipment that will be quickly distributed to Ukraine, with NATO coordinating the transfers and multiple countries including Germany, Finland, Denmark, and Norway participating.

Trump's announcement represents a significant policy shift from his previous stance of providing only defensive weapons to Ukraine, with sources indicating the plan may include long-range missiles capable of striking deep inside Russian territory.</span

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Trump's announcement represents a significant policy shift from his previous stance of providing only defensive weapons to Ukraine, with sources indicating the plan may include long-range missiles capable of striking deep inside Russian territory.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte described the agreement as "really big" and said Ukraine would receive "massive numbers of military equipment," with some Patriot missiles expected to arrive within days through equipment swaps with European allies.</span

The weapons deal emerged after Trump grew increasingly frustrated with Putin following their July 3 phone call, with the arrangement originally proposed by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during a NATO summit two weeks prior.</span

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The weapons deal emerged after Trump grew increasingly frustrated with Putin following their July 3 phone call, with the arrangement originally proposed by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during a NATO summit two weeks prior.

Trump's sudden policy reversal after initially halting weapons shipments creates dangerous uncertainty in wartime. The 50-day deadline for tariffs could destabilize global oil markets and harm American consumers. This flip-flopping approach undermines consistent support that Ukraine desperately needs.

Trump's sudden policy reversal after initially halting weapons shipments creates dangerous uncertainty in wartime. The 50-day deadline for tariffs could destabilize global oil markets and harm American consumers. This flip-flopping approach undermines consistent support that Ukraine desperately needs.

The Russia-Ukraine War

Trump Announces NATO-Funded Ukraine Arms Deal, Threatens Russia

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This deal finally makes Europe pay its fair share for Ukraine's defense instead of America footing the bill. Trump's tough stance with the 50-day ultimatum shows real leadership that will force Putin to negotiate seriously. The arrangement ensures Ukraine gets the weapons it needs while protecting American taxpayers from endless spending.

This deal finally makes Europe pay its fair share for Ukraine's defense instead of America footing the bill. Trump's tough stance with the 50-day ultimatum shows real leadership that will force Putin to negotiate seriously. The arrangement ensures Ukraine gets the weapons it needs while protecting American taxpayers from endless spending.

Trump vows billions of dollars in weapons for Ukraine, 100% secondary tariffs on Russia if no peace in 50 days

Trump's sudden policy reversal after initially halting weapons shipments creates dangerous uncertainty in wartime. The 50-day deadline for tariffs could destabilize global oil markets and harm American consumers. This flip-flopping approach undermines the consistent support that Ukraine desperately needs.

Trump's sudden policy reversal after initially halting weapons shipments creates dangerous uncertainty in wartime. The 50-day deadline for tariffs could destabilize global oil markets and harm American consumers. This flip-flopping approach undermines the consistent support that Ukraine desperately needs.

The Telegraph

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Market Watch

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Trump Announces NATO-Funded Ukraine Arms Deal, Threatens Russia

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