Trump’s senior adviser confirmed US military aid to Ukraine

White House senior adviser Jason Miller today (Tuesday) confirmed that US President Donald Trump has stopped sending military assistance to Ukraine as part of his “stick and carrot” strategy to end Ukraine’s three -year -old hierarchy.

Earlier, Fox News quoted a senior White House official reporting that the United States has temporarily stopped all military aid to Ukraine until Trump is committed to peace talks.

Miller told CNN: “President Trump is the only one who talks about stopping the killings.” However, leaders can sometimes use carrots and sometimes sticks.

Trump’s senior adviser told Kiev that the US president is trying to encourage Ukrainian President Walodimir Zelkski to agree to peace agreement.

“Zelkski should return to the negotiating table,” Miller said. He must take this seriously.

Miller’s remarks come as Zelkski wrote on his page on X today: “I would like to emphasize Ukraine’s commitment to peace again. None of us want the endless war. Ukraine is ready to come to the negotiating table as soon as possible to bring closer to sustainable peace.

He continued: No one wants more peace than the Ukrainians. My team and I are ready to work under the strong leadership of President Trump to achieve sustainable peace

The Ukrainian president explained: “We are ready to quickly strive to end the war, and the early stages can include the liberation of prisoners and a ceasefire in the sky, namely the ban on missiles, long -range drones, bombardment of energy infrastructure and other civilians, as well as Russia. Then we want to quickly cross all the next stages and work with the United States to reach a strong and strong agreement.

The Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, after Zlenesky and Trump’s dispute at the White House last Friday, said yesterday, referring to Washington -US direct talks on Ukrainian peace. Of course, in such circumstances, only Washington’s efforts and Moscow’s readiness will not be enough.

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