"I don't want to pay billions of dollars for a senseless war in Ukraine" - Donald Trump to UK Prime Minister

U.S. President Donald Trump has made it clear that he is against spending billions of dollars on what he calls a “senseless war” in Ukraine. Speaking at a joint press conference with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Trump stated that neither he nor other world leaders want to continue funding a conflict that should have been avoided in the first place. His remarks reflect his long-standing stance on reducing U.S. financial commitments to foreign conflicts and shifting more responsibility onto European nations. During the press conference, Trump also expressed optimism about achieving lasting peace, suggesting that NATO's involvement in Ukraine may not be necessary in the near future. He emphasized that he supports the alliance but believes the world will soon see a long-term resolution to the conflict. His comments come at a time when there are growing debates about the U.S.’s role in global security and whether its allies should contribute more to international defense efforts.

Trump’s position on Ukraine has drawn mixed reactions from political leaders and analysts. Some see his approach as a pragmatic attempt to reassess America’s financial obligations, while others fear that reducing support could embolden Russia and weaken Ukraine’s defense. His recent comments have further intensified discussions on the future of U.S. foreign policy, especially as global powers navigate the challenges of war, diplomacy, and economic stability.