Donald Trump asks BBC Ukrainian reporter about her family at Nato summit | BBC News

At a NATO press conference in the Netherlands, President Trump answered a question from Myroslava Petsa of the BBC Ukrainian Service about whether the U.S. would supply Patriot air‑defence systems to Ukraine. Trump then inquired about Petsa’s background and personal situation, asking if her husband was a soldier in Ukraine, to which she replied affirmatively. He concluded by wishing her luck and greeting her husband. NATO leaders have agreed to increase defence spending to 5% of their economies by 2035, a decision Trump hailed as a "big win for Europe and Western civilisation."