The media learned about the White House's plans to stop searching for war crimes in Ukraine

The White House has recommended ending funding for programs to search for alleged war crimes in Ukraine. This was reported by the Reuters news agency on June 26.

The mentioned recommendation was sent to the Foreign Ministry by the White House Office of Administration and Budget (ABU). It is specified that the State Department may challenge this proposal.

The article emphasizes that the probability of such a decision by Secretary of State Marco Rubio is low.

The block is with you: Moscow will demand NATO guarantees on Ukraine

There is no wording about the inevitability of Kiev's joining the alliance in the communique of its summit, but this is not enough for Russia.

On June 25, Bloomberg reported that US President Donald Trump pointed to the situation in Ukraine that had gotten out of control. According to the newspaper, Trump's statement may indicate the readiness of the United States to actively engage in resolving the Ukrainian issue.