Rubio is on a three-day visit to India (Photo: PTI).
Because america did not provide information, “That is not. Because the US is denying them information, i saw somebody associated with the Ukrainian government say that people in Ukraine are dying. Earlier reporting noted: “The president is frustrated because, first of all, he doesn’t like to be blamed for things that aren’t true, including accusations that somehow he had ordered intelligence sharing to be cut off.
US secretary of state Marco Rubio on Tuesday said Washington had not changed its policy on weapons assistance and intelligence sharing with Ukraine, while asserting that President Donald Trump was “frustrated and angry” over the lack of progress in negotiations to end the war. And I see reporting that it has, which is not accurate,” Rubio told reporters, rejecting reports of a shift in US support for Kyiv. Rubio said the US president was “most certainly angry and frustrated at the lack of progress in those negotiations”. Addressing concerns over the availability of missile interceptors, Rubio said several countries had requested them from Washington, describing them as the “most in-demand product” in the defence sector. That’s not accurate,” he said. Earlier reporting noted: Marco Rubio said that the insinuation that Trump is deliberately harming Ukraine was not fair. Marco Rubio said that the insinuation that Trump is deliberately harming Ukraine was not fair. Earlier reporting noted: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Tuesday that President Donald Trump was “frustrated” by accusations that he had deliberately harmed Ukraine, including claims he ordered intelligence sharing to be halted. And that’s not true; he’s said that repeatedly,” Rubio said, while on a visit to India.
“The President made it very clear, and there are no such changes. So none of that has changed. That’s scandalous. That’s outrageous; that’s simply not true.
Rubio, who arrived in Mumbai on Tuesday at the start of a three-day visit to India, said the US wanted to end the conflict amid mounting casualties and the risk of it spreading to other regions, PTI reported. On Monday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Kyiv had again received no early warning of the attacks from partner countries that had previously shared intelligence.