In extraordinary move, US sides with Russia to vote against UN resolution supporting Kyiv
The US aligned with Russia to oppose a UN resolution supporting Ukraine during the third anniversary of Russia's invasion. Despite this, the resolution passed. France's Macron hinted at a potential truce, while the US halted intelligence sharing with Ukraine and clashed with G7 allies over language denouncing Russia as the aggressor. European leaders visited Kyiv, though no senior US official attended. Trump commended Ukraine's willingness for peace talks but criticized European leaders. Ireland's Taoiseach, Martin, pledged increased support for Ukraine, highlighting the importance of the UN Charter. The US set peace deal conditions favorable to Russia, excluding Europe from some talks. The EU imposed new sanctions, while Russia dismissed dialogue with Europe, applauding Trump's stance.
