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Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Putin annoys the Trump administration more than he does because he is constantly lying. He also added that the Russians are trying to accumulate 50,000 troops in the Sumy region.

Trump signed decrees to simplify the approval of nuclear facilities and stimulate the construction of experimental reactors in the United States. He calls for the resumption of construction on sites where installation was canceled.

The US supports any mechanisms for ending the war, but it can only be stopped through diplomatic means. Trump calls on the parties to direct negotiations and avoid escalation.

Oil quotes were supported by the US ban for Chevron to export oil from Venezuela and possible sanctions against Russia. Expectations of increased OPEC+ production are holding back price increases.

From March 2024 to March 2025, more than 6,600 U. S. citizens applied for British citizenship, which is 30% more than the previous year. The trend may be related to the election of Donald Trump as President of the United States.

Donald Trump stated that Canada's participation in the "Golden Dome" missile defense system would cost $61 billion. He offered Canada to become the 51st state of the United States to receive protection for free.

U. S. Presidential Special Representative Keith Kellogg called Medvedev's statements "an unfortunate, reckless comment." He stressed that Trump is working to stop the war.

According to sources, the US President has made it clear that his patience with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin is running out. At the same time, Trump has not yet made a decision on whether to impose additional sanctions against Moscow.

American Senator Lindsey Graham addressed the Russians, stating that Putin is leading them into the abyss. He emphasized that Russia has become a rogue state because of Putin's actions.

The U. S. Department of State stated that Trump's words about Putin's "playing with fire" are not disappointment, but a warning that Russia should take seriously. Trump hinted at possible consequences for the Russian Federation.

Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Medvedev reacted to Trump's words that Putin is "playing with fire". He stated that the worst thing is World War III.

The USA and Great Britain are conducting joint military exercises in Norway. The goal is to deter Russian aggression and integrate Finland and Sweden into NATO.

Ukraine is increasing the production of weapons and drones at the expense of entrepreneurs and investments of partners. Russia will feel the consequences of its actions by receiving a mirror response.

Donald Trump threatened to suspend funding for California if a transgender athlete is allowed to compete in women's competitions. According to Trump, this is unfair to women.

Donald Trump stated that Putin is "playing with fire," hinting at consequences for the Russian Federation. Trump also added that he is the one restraining the onset of sufficiently "bad things" for Russia.

Kit Kellogg stated that losses in the Russian-Ukrainian war already exceed 1. 2 million. The United States has a peace plan that neither side likes, but it could be effective.

Ukraine has prepared a memorandum on peace and handed it over to the United States. Russia has not yet provided its part. The next round of negotiations may take place in Geneva after studying both documents.

Russia is building power lines in the occupied territory of Ukraine to connect the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant to its energy system. This indicates Moscow's intention to exploit the plant.

Ukraine is reviewing its mineral sector, hoping to attract investment from a deal with the United States. The war has caused $1.7 trillion in damage to the sector.

The White House doubts the objectivity of the Pentagon leak investigation. The investigation became the basis for the dismissal of three assistants to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

The Trump administration terminates $100 million in federal contracts with Harvard University over allegations of racial discrimination and antisemitism. The White House is pressuring the university to change its policies.

Mark Rutte wants to hold a short NATO summit without divisions among members due to Trump and Zelensky. The US may cut support for Ukraine, complicating the situation at the summit.

Leaders of Northern European countries announced the deepening of cooperation in the field of security. This is happening against the background of increasing threats from Moscow and pressure from Washington.

In April 2025, Tesla's sales in Europe fell by 49% due to competition from BYD and Musk's political position. The market is falling in key EU countries.

According to media reports, EU-US talks on combating evasion of sanctions against Russia have failed. An EU special representative announced a break in communications with the American side.

Charles III arrived in Canada to open a parliamentary session, partly to demonstrate the country's sovereignty to Trump. The King was met at the airport by officials and leaders of indigenous peoples.

Donald Trump is considering imposing new sanctions against Russia due to attacks on Ukraine. A decision may be made as early as this week.

Andriy Sybiha stated that Ukraine aims to achieve peace in 2025 and needs increased pressure on Russia with the support of the United States. Kyiv does not recognize the occupation of territories and is ready for negotiations with the participation of Europe.

Trump expressed dissatisfaction with Putin's actions after the Russian Federation's attacks on Ukraine, but did not support strict sanctions. He refuses to join European sanctions and provide weapons to Ukraine.

Russian dictator Vladimir Putin stated that Russia was forced to start the war in Ukraine. He accused Ukraine and Western countries of organizing a coup d'état.