US EditionBritish soldier killed in Ukraine named as Trump exchanges 'strong words' with Kyiv's allies
Lance Corporal George Tomas Hooley died in a non-combat accident while observing Ukrainian defensive tests; Trump pressed European leaders for clarity on a US peace plan amid ongoing conflict.
- Trump said he had 'pretty strong words' with European leaders on Ukraine during a phone call.
- Ukrainian officials said they had sent an updated draft of a US plan for resolving the conflict to Washington.
- A British soldier, Lance Corporal George Tomas Hooley, died in a 'tragic accident' in Ukraine while observing Ukrainian forces test a new defensive capability.
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British soldier killed in Ukraine named - as Trump exchanges 'strong words' with Kyiv's allies
Lance Corporal George Hooley, 28, died on Tuesday. The UK has been one of Ukraine's biggest backers - and that support will again come into play on Thursday as European leaders scramble to keep Donald Trump on side.
Trump says he delivered pretty strong words on Ukraine in call with European leaders - The Tribune
US President Donald Trump stated he discussed Ukraine 'in pretty strong words' with European leaders and is awaiting their responses before moving forward. He questioned Ukraine's war prospects, pushed for elections, and criticised Europe's handling of immigration and the conflict.
Trump says he delivered "pretty strong words" on Ukraine in call with European leaders
US President Donald Trump stated he discussed Ukraine "in pretty strong words" with European leaders and is awaiting their responses before moving forward. He questioned Ukraine's war prospects, pushed for elections, and criticised Europe's handling of immigration and the conflict.
The US President met with Emmanuel Macron, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. He added that European leaders wanted to hold a meeting on Ukraine this weekend but said that American participation was not acquired.
The US Secretary of State is not a strong supporter of the White House head when it comes to foreign policy.
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