Trump slams Zelensky for saying war's end is "very far away," warning "America will not put up with it" after heated Oval Office clash.
Russia appears to back Trump’s stance on Ukraine as tensions between Kyiv and Washington grow.
If EU heads of state truly want to hurt Russia, they would stop buying their products and sanction the parts of the Russian economy they rely on.
Zelensky said there had been contact between Kyiv and Washington since Friday's bust-up, although not at his level, and asked if he had considered resigning, he showed no sign of wavering.
Norway's Defense Minister Tore Sandvik later issued a statement assuring that the NATO country would continue to supply the US.
Ukrainians, many of them hardened by three years of war, rallied behind Zelensky in defiance but worried about the future of US backing for Kyiv's war effort.
The Russian Foreign Ministry said that in order for true peace to last, Kyiv would need to "denazify" and adopt Russian culture.
US Senator Lindsey Graham said he warned Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, “don’t take the bait."
A fiery exchange between Trump and Zelensky put US-Ukraine relations on edge as leaders worldwide voiced support for Kyiv.
The complex double identity, which touches most Jews around the world, has become even more complicated for Ukrainian Israelis, among them Israeli artists born in Ukraine.