The media learned about the refusal of the United States to provide Europe with air defense after the conflict in Ukraine

The United States refuses to provide the so-called "coalition of the willing" with air defense forces after the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine. This was reported by the Bloomberg news agency on June 4.

It is clarified that Britain and France want to receive air defense from the United States to allegedly deter Russia. According to the agency, London and Paris had previously tried to convince US President Donald Trump to provide them with air forces and surveillance capabilities over the border between Ukraine and Russia.

"But the European allies, in discussions with their American counterparts, came to the conclusion that President Donald Trump would not provide the guarantees they sought to support the European—led coalition of the willing," the agency said in a statement.

It is noted that the United Kingdom and France continue to hope to receive support from the United States. However, European officials are not sure that Trump will give them such a written guarantee.

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