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Defense stocks rally as Trump, in a major shift, says Ukraine can win back territory from Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has welcomed U.S. President Donald Trump's latest comments.
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theguardian.com
Trump says Ukraine could regain all territory lost to Russia since 2022 invasion after meeting Zelenskyy at UN – live
US president’s social media post is one of strongest shows of support for Kyiv yet
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scmp.com
Trump says Ukraine can win back all land lost to ‘paper tiger’ Russia
The US leader’s comments represent a stunning turnaround from his previous call for Kyiv to concede territory to end the war.
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nbcnews.com
Trump says he now thinks Ukraine can win back all territory taken by Russia
The president posted on Truth Social after he met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
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dailymail.co.uk
Trump says Ukraine can retake all territory from Putin in big reversal
President Donald Trump has made a major reversal on the Russia war, claiming on Tuesday that Ukraine is positioned to retake all of its lost territory and more.
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aljazeera.com
In major shift, Trump says Ukraine can win back all territory from Russia
Trump previously said both Kyiv and Moscow would have to cede land to end Europe’s deadliest war since World War II.
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lemonde.fr
Trump says Ukraine can win back all territory from Russia
The US president's comments mark the latest in a series of reversals on Ukraine, including a sudden pivot to peace talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin early this year that…
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bbc.com
Kyiv can win all of Ukraine back from Russia, Trump says
The US president says Ukraine can win back land with support from Nato and Europe, marking a major shift in his position.
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arabnews.com
Trump now says Ukraine can win back all territory lost to Russia
UNITED NATIONS: US President Donald Trump shifted his rhetoric about the war in Ukraine on Tuesday, saying he believes Ukraine can win back all of the territory Russia has taken…
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huffpost.com
Trump Says He Now Believes Ukraine Can Win Back All Territory Lost To Russia With NATO's Help
President Donald Trump says be believes Ukraine can win back all territory lost to Russia.
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Ukraine war briefing: Zelenskyy says Trump can change Xi Jinping’s stance on Russia’s war
Ukraine’s president lauds ‘big shift’ after Trump says Ukraine can regain all land lost in war. What we know on day 1,309
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upi.com
Trump now says Ukraine can win back all territory from Russia - UPI.com
In a change of tone, President Donald Trump said with backing from the European Union and Nato, Ukraine could take all of its land claimed by Russia.
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thetimes.com
Trump says Ukraine can win back its land, but Putin is still smiling
Trump Ukraine news: latest updates on the US president’s claim which has left Moscow calculating that the US is leaving Europe to bear the burden of the war
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cnbc.com
Defense stocks rally as Trump, in a major shift, says Ukraine can win back territory from Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has welcomed U.S. President Donald Trump's latest comments.
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Trump’s change in tone is valuable to Ukraine – but more than words are needed
US president’s assertion that Kyiv can regain all land lost to Russia can only be achieved through more direct help on the battlefield
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Russia a ‘paper tiger’: How Trump changed his position on Ukraine, NATO
Trump's most recent flip-flop comes after a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the UNGA sidelines.
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Behind bullish comments, some see Trump walking away from Ukraine
LONDON/BERLIN/BRUSSELS: Donald Trump’s comments backing Kyiv to regain all of its territory from Russia have sparked a mixture of relief and suspicion that the US president is…
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independent.co.uk
Can Ukraine actually win the war? How Trump’s comments have rattled Russia
Trump has made a gigantic intellectual contribution to the future of Ukraine and Europe, writes world affairs editor Sam Kiley