A secret Ukraine peace plan linked to Kirill Dmitriev blindsided US officials that strained relations with Europe and exposed deep confusion in Washington. Thus causing debate over who is really steering negotiations with the Kremlin and shaping the future of the war and security.
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The U.S. will phase out key military assistance for frontline NATO states, pushing Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania to shoulder more defense costs as Trump’s “America First” policy reshapes regional security amid ongoing Russian aggression in Eastern Europe.
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The U.S. applies a 10% markup when selling weapons to European partners before the arms are passed to Ukraine, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant revealed. Washington expects to offset air-defense costs and later recover investments through postwar economic partnerships.
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A new Pentagon policy allows weapons built for Ukraine to be diverted back into U.S. stockpiles, raising uncertainty over future deliveries as NATO prepares a funding mechanism to keep Kyiv supplied amid growing concerns about American stockpile shortages.
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The Trump administration has notified Congress of its first $50 million+ direct commercial arms export to Ukraine—a limited thaw after months of review. The move restores U.S. leverage in talks while Kyiv signals readiness to purchase major air defenses via DCS.
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