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In an increasingly uncertain world, this is the Times' daily podcast dedicated to global security.
Today with me Stuart Willey and Alex Dibble.
Ukrainian social media users have been sharing pictures of Melania Trump wrapped in blue and yellow flags or wearing the Ukrainian trident emblem.
Pointing to Donald Trump's apparent U-turn in support for Ukraine,
they suggest President Zelensky may have an unlikely ally in the White House.
Leaders in Kiev have also welcomed the shift by the US President, though they,
along with the countries who might be providing the pledged weapons,
await details beyond what was announced in the Oval Office.
George, are Ukrainians right to celebrate the First Lady for Donald Trump's change of stance?
There's a rather intriguing insight into the influence that Melania Trump has over the president's view of foreign policy when he announced earlier this week that the US would be delivering more weapons,
massive supplies, in the words of Mark Rutter, of weapons to Ukraine.
And he basically accused Putin of stringing him along.