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International Desk: Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky has left the White House without a planned joint press conference after a 'heated' meeting with US President Donald Trump. He also did not sign a natural resources deal with the US. Fox News journalist Jackie Henrich wrote in the Ex-Post, Trump kicked Zelensky out - he did not leave on his own. The journalist, citing an anonymous White House official, claimed that the Ukrainian delegation was requesting to 'reset the talks'. However, (Secretary of State) Rubio and (National Security Adviser) Waltz told them that Zelensky had to leave (the White House grounds). Zelensky and Donald Trump and his Vice…

Sadrul Ain: Consumers are panicking about the 'soybean oil' market during Ramadan. The soybean oil market, which has been in a supply crisis for almost two months, has not yet returned to normal. In this situation, the holy month of Ramadan is starting tomorrow. How will the supply of this essential product be, whether it will be available properly, and even if it is available, what will the price be - these questions are now swirling in the minds of consumers. Market people said that the market for almost all essential products, from sugar, chickpeas, and dates, is stable during the holy Ramadan. The import of these products has also been sufficient. Even soybean oil has been imported more than the demand. So why should we be in this situation? Meanwhile, on the occasion of Ramadan, fish,…

Following a tense and unprecedented White House meeting on Thursday, UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer expressed his “unwavering support” for Ukraine. A Downing Street statement confirmed on Friday night that Starmer had spoken separately to Trump and Zelensky after the meeting. Starmer has positioned himself as a mediator and the talks took place just hours after the two leaders exchanged heated words at the White House. “The Prime Minister spoke tonight with President Trump and President Zelensky. He reiterated his unwavering support for Ukraine and for a lasting peace based on Ukraine’s sovereignty and security,…

Pavel Felzenhauer, a Moscow-based defense analyst, said that if the US cuts off military aid to Ukraine, it will be very difficult for them to continue the war. At the same time, Russia will try to exploit the rift between Trump and Zelensky to its advantage. “The US has a number of ways for Ukraine to be pressured to be more cooperative, or to punish them, because Trump is very vindictive,” Felzenhauer told Al Jazeera. “Everyone in Moscow will be happy that Trump and Zelensky are in complete disarray in public.” He added that “Moscow will say that Russia and America are in this crisis…

Afghan rights activist Arsh Azizada, who is an organizer with the group “Afghans for a Better Tomorrow,” said that US foreign policy has long abandoned allies when it first promised to support them. In a statement sent to Al Jazeera, he compared the current situation in Ukraine to the experience in Afghanistan. “What Trump is doing to the people of Ukraine is what he did to us in his first term,” Azizada said. “He befriended the Taliban, ignored Afghan leaders and women, and signed a deal that brought the Taliban back to power, at the expense of the Afghan people.” He added, “This is a repeat of the abandonment and betrayal we experienced in 2017, which we have witnessed under the Biden administration…

Senator Lindsey Graham, known for his support for the United States in Ukraine, responded to the media after a heated exchange between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and US President Donald Trump in the Oval Office. He commented, “This is a complete and utter disaster,” and said that it is no longer possible for Ukrainian President Zelensky to do business with the United States. Graham also said that unless Zelensky changes his position or resigns, there will be no future cooperation with him. He expressed concern about the political situation in Ukraine, saying that it could be detrimental to Ukraine’s future and American policy. He also said that Trump and Vice…

A journalist from Russian state media TASS illegally entered the Oval Office for a meeting between Trump and Zelensky at the White House. White House officials confirmed that the journalist was not authorized and was quickly removed. This has raised a big question mark for the US media, as prominent news organizations such as PTI and Reuters were not allowed to enter the meeting in such incidents. It has raised concerns about press freedom and transparency in the administration. Meanwhile, the Russian journalist's intrusion has raised questions about White House security and media access. Administration and press office officials are investigating the matter and are taking steps to prevent such incidents in the future.

A scheduled press conference between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky was abruptly canceled after a heated meeting. The meeting was originally intended to sign an agreement on Ukraine's mineral resources, but it quickly turned into an argument and the press conference was eventually canceled. The heated situation of the meeting According to sources, Trump and Zelensky exchanged heated words during the meeting. Trump complained that Zelensky was not expressing gratitude to the United States enough and that Ukraine was relying on additional US aid. Trump bluntly said, "We've given you a lot of help, but do you really want peace?" He also claimed that Ukraine is...

The relationship between Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was complicated from the start, but it eventually broke down completely. The relationship deteriorated further after a heated meeting at the White House. This not only damaged US-Ukraine relations, but also had a major impact on NATO and European security. Donald Trump's policy towards Ukraine during his presidency was often ambiguous. Initially, he provided military aid to Ukraine, but his position changed over time. A phone call between Trump and Zelensky in July 2019 sparked international controversy. Trump pressured Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden and his…

World leaders have reacted to a heated meeting at the White House between US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The meeting ended prematurely after a heated debate, with Trump accusing Zelensky of “gambling with World War III” and demanding that Ukraine accept his terms for peace. Zelensky thanked the US after the meeting, saying “Thank you, America,” and reaffirmed his commitment to peace and security in Ukraine. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and French President Emmanuel Macron reiterated their support for Ukraine and condemned Russia’s aggression. European leaders, including the heads of the European Commission, Spain, Norway, the Czech Republic, the Netherlands, Estonia and…