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At face value, Donald Trump’s announcement about his plans on Russia and Ukraine look like a major policy change. Speaking from the Oval Office on July 14, where he had been meeting with Nato secretary general Mark Rutte, the US president said he would send “top-of-the-line-weapons” to help Kyiv and…

US president said to have discussed providing Patriot missiles and long-range Tomahawks but no agreement has been reached

Trump gives Putin a deadline to make peace with Ukraine or face potentially punishing US sanctions.

The Kremlin warned Tuesday that US President Donald Trump's pledge of more weapons for Kyiv and threat of sanctions targeting Russian trading partners could embolden Ukraine and further delay already stalled peace efforts.

In a sharp 180-degree turn on US support for Ukraine, Donald Trump announced that the Washington will send more weapons to Kyiv, two weeks after US military assistance to Ukraine was paused, allegedly due to low stockpiles.

The weapons may stop some attacks but don’t cross a red line for Putin and fall short of Kyiv’s needs, analysts say.

New Ukrainian PM Svyrydenko says ‘war leaves no room for delay’ as she sets priorities for country

EU will buy some US weapons for Kyiv as president credits Melania Trump for his disenchantment with Putin

US president says he will send Ukraine Patriot anti-aircraft batteries and interceptor missiles paid for by EU allies

ANALYSIS: Don’t be misled; Trump is peeved by Putin and will make money from his irritation out of Ukraine’s war but he has not shifted away from Russia completely, writes world affairs editor Sam Kiley

Donald Trump was reportedly expected to lay out Monday a fresh strategy for arming Ukraine as his special envoy arrived in Kyiv after weeks of the US president's growing frustration with Russian leader Vladimir Putin.