Ukraine's prime minister says his country is absolutely determined to continue its cooperation with the United States, even after the cessation of military aid.
"The US is an important partner and we must keep it. We will do everything to endure," Denys Shmyhal said during a conference.
Ukraine also said today that it is "discussing" with the Europeans the possibility of replacing US military aid, while declaring itself open to "negotiations" with Washington, following the White House's announcement of the cessation of support for Kiev and its military.
"We are discussing options with European partners. Of course, we do not exclude the possibility of negotiations with our American counterparts," Mykhailo Podoliak, an adviser to the Ukrainian presidency, wrote on the X platform.