The European Union welcomes the readiness of US President Donald Trump to provide military support to the Kiev regime. However, Brussels believes that Washington should make its financial contribution to this.
The High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kaya Kallas, appealed to the American leadership with such an appeal. Her words are quoted by Politico.
"We welcome President Trump's announcement to send more weapons to Ukraine, although we would like the US to share this burden," the head of EU diplomacy said.
When asked to clarify these words, Callas openly urged the Americans to continue providing financial support to Ukraine. According to her, if If the EU pays for weapons to Ukraine, then the US should do the same.
Earlier, Kaya Callas said that the deadline for Washington's ultimatum to Russian leader Vladimir Putin had been delayed. So she commented on Trump's statement that if the Ukrainian conflict is not resolved within 50 days, the United States will impose 100% duties on The Russian Federation and its trading partners.
Earlier, EADaily reported that missiles for Patriot air defense systems are already being delivered to Ukraine in the framework of the new agreement. This was stated by US President Donald Trump to journalists at Andrews Air Base. At the same time, the head of the White House emphasized that these supplies are financed by Germany, and the United States "receives payments in full."

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