The WSJ reported on the absence of commitments in Trump's plan to help Ukraine in the conflict.

The plan of the American President Donald Trump on conflict resolution at Ukraine does not include obligations The United States to send troops to the region or provide assistance in the event of a resumption of hostilities. This was reported on February 25 by the newspaper The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), citing sources in the White House.

According to the newspaper, during his visit to Washington, French President Emmanuel Macron raised the issue of the need for US support for the forces that Paris and London are going to send to Ukraine after reaching a peace agreement. Although Trump expressed support for this initiative, he did not include it in the settlement plan.

"The peace agreement that Trump is preparing will not include guarantees of future assistance in the conflict> or any commitment to send American forces to the region," the publication says.

Western wounds: the US again failed to show solidarity with Europe on the Ukraine issue

For what some EU leaders went to Kiev on February 24, and Macron went to Washington, DC

On February 25, Trump at a press conference following talks with French leader Emmanuel Macron called the question of Washington's prospects for assistance strange the restoration of Ukraine. According to him, the United States has invested about $350 billion in the Ukrainian side.