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Donald Trump boards Air Force One before flying to Mar A Lago (Image: Getty)
US President Donald Trump has chillingly warned that Ukraine “may not survive”, as he applies even more pressure on .
Fox News asked him if his administration “walked away” and Kyiv fell whether he would be “comfortable with that”. Mr Trump dimissively said: “Well, you know, it may not survive anyway, but you know, we have some weaknesses with “.
This comes ahead of crunch talks between the US, , and in Saudia Arabia tomorrow.
Marco Rubio, the US Secretary of State, will be alongside national security adviser Mike Waltz and ‘s Middle East envoy, Steve Witkoff, at the negotiating table. will be represented by Andriy Yermak, Mr Zelensky’s chief of staff.
President Zelensky will travel to Saudi Arabia, too. He wrote on X: “On our side, we are fully committed to constructive dialogue, and we hope to discuss and agree on the necessary decisions and steps.
“Realistic proposals are on the table. The key is to move quickly and effectively”, he added.
Mark Carney declares economic war on America – vows Canada will never be 51st US state
Former -bashing Bank of England boss and Canadian PM-in-waiting Mark Carney has lit the fuse on a volcanic showdown with US President , goading him by saying he runs a country “we can no longer trust”.
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Mark Carney is to be the next PM of Canada (Image: Getty)
Ukraine to push for US to restart military aid and intelligence sharing – reports
will try to use the Jeddah talks to convince the US to restart the flow of military aid, which was paused by President Trump on March 3.
Similarly, Kyiv wants the US to start sharing its intelligence again, something that is vital to Ukrainian security.
President Trump said he had “just about” ended the pause on the sharing of intelligence with .
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We will be bringing you the very latest from Saudia Arabia, where vital talks between , the US, and are taking place tomorrow.
We will also bring you reaction from London, Washington, Paris, Moscow and beyond.