Trump seeks to transfer military aid to Ukraine from EU countries - media.

The newly elected U.S. president, Donald Trump, expressed his desire for European countries to provide military aid to Ukraine. However, he plans to reduce the aid that the U.S. provides.

According to The Washington Post, this year is the third consecutive year since the start of Russia's aggression against Ukraine. Journalists also note that Trump's promise to negotiate a ceasefire 'raises doubts among many about whether it will continue for another year,' reported RBK-Ukraine.

The article states: 'Trump is already pressuring European countries to increase aid to Ukraine. But at the same Time, he notes that U.S. security assistance will be reduced, despite the fact that the U.S. is Ukraine's largest supporter.'

The Washington Post also reminds us that Trump has not yet explained how he plans to persuade Russian President Vladimir Putin to come to the negotiating table. Furthermore, Ukrainian and Russian delegations have not met since the start of the war in 2014.

During the election campaign and after being elected president of the United States in early November, Donald Trump emphasized his readiness to end the war between Russia and Ukraine as soon as possible. He promised to negotiate peace with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.