Trump sets two-month deadline for new Iran nuclear deal

Earlier in March, U.S.

President Donald Trump issued a letter to Iran’s supreme leader, setting a two-month deadline for the creation of

a new nuclear deal, according to a report by Axios on Wednesday.

Ukraine’s President, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, has requested additional air defense support from U.S.

President Donald Trump to safeguard civilians from Russian assaults.

According to a statement from the White House, Trump has agreed to assist in locating the required equipment

within Europe. The communication between the two presidents, which lasted for an hour, was detailed in an extensive statement

provided by the White House.

During the conversation, Zelenskiy expressed gratitude to Trump for the support the U.S.

has provided. Furthermore, the White House revealed that technical teams are slated to convene in Saudi Arabia in the

approaching days.

The specifics of these meetings, such as the agenda or the participants, were not provided in the context.

European Union’s foreign policy chief, Kaja Kallas, has announced plans to propose a plan to supply Ukraine with

two million rounds of large-calibre artillery ammunition.

The proposal will be presented to European leaders at a meeting in Brussels on Thursday, according to a

letter viewed by media. The diplomatic service of the European Union had previously circulated a discussion paper last week,

suggesting that the EU should be ready to double its military aid to Ukraine to 40 billion euros

this year.

However, several countries indicated that they were not prepared to support this plan.

The US Treasury market, once considered the safest investment, is facing uncertainty as the debt ceiling debate looms.

Investors worry about a potential default, with credit default swaps rising to their highest levels since November.

Analysts warn that political brinkmanship could further damage US credit ratings.