- G7 leaders, including Macron and Trump, met in France and pledged support and sanctions for Ukraine against Russia's invasion.
- Europe is facing forced militarization due to Russian aggression, while Trump claims to have dealt a blow against Iran and pledges defense aid to Ukraine.
Trump defended the U.S. munition stockpile during the Iran war, while the Biden administration continued providing munitions to Ukraine.
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Trump defended the U.S. munition stockpile during the Iran war, while the Biden administration continued providing munitions to Ukraine.
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