Donald Trump's biggest European fan, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, predicted on Friday that a new U.S. administration under Trump will cease providing support to Ukraine in its fight against Russia's full-scale invasion.

EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell sought to reassure Ukraine of Europe's unwavering support on Saturday, days after Donald Trump's election win cast uncertainty over its war effort. Borrell, the first top EU official to visit Kyiv since Trump's win,

Treasury minister Darren Jones has said the UK government's commitment to Ukraine is "resolute" amid fears incoming US President Donald Trump could push the country into giving up territory to Russia.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán predicted Friday that President-elect Trump will halt aid to Ukraine in its fight against Russia once he enters the White House next year. Orbán, who this week hosted a two-day summit of the European Union’s 27 leaders in Budapest,

Trump has criticized the level of US support for Ukraine's fight against Russia since the 2022 full-scale invasion and has promised to end the conflict without explaining how

The EU foreign policy chief reassures Ukraineof ‘unwavering support’ after Trump’s win:: Kyiv, Ukraine:::: Josep Borrell, High Representative, European Union for Foreign Affairs“This support remains unwavering.

Donald Trump “will hurt America” if he allows Putin to win in Ukraine, Nato’s top military official has said. In the strongest criticism of Mr Trump’s so-called peace plans since he won last week’s election,

EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell in Kyiv Saturday pledged "unwavering" support for Ukraine, on the first visit by a top Brussels official after Donald Trump's win.