Dmytro Kuleba: “We need to defend ourselves. And I ask as foreign minister and I beg as Ukrainian to find common ground on this issue.”

It's not only about symbolism. It's also about sending a message of confidence in Ukraine, in Ukrainian leadership, and in the Ukrainian Army that is capable of defending the capital.

Today, Trump claims Ukraine's raw materials as a way to fuel America's economy. But these raw materials are not only Ukrainian, they're also European.

The situation in Mariupol is most dire militarily and heartbreaking. The city doesn't exist anymore, it seems from the way Russian army behaves in Mariupol, they decided to race the city to the ground at any cost.

I believe the biggest challenge in handling President Trump is not to make him change his position but to sustain his position that favors your interests.