Due to the influence of European leaders, Donald Trump's position on Ukraine has shifted towards supporting Kiev - now it is different from the one that the US president adhered to after the Anchorage summit, Bloomberg writes.
The agency cites the words of G7 officials who say that the positions of Europe and the United States on the alignment of forces in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict are coming closer.
Since meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska last summer, Trump has been firmly convinced that Ukraine has no "trump cards" left and should make territorial concessions for the sake of a ceasefire, but now the situation is changing, the agency says.
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