[Global Network Reporter Zhang Jiangping] According to a report by the US Axios News Network on the 17th local time, sources revealed that US President Trump told Ukrainian President Zelensky in a "tense" meeting that day that the US did not intend to provide Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, at least not yet.

Zelensky arrived in the United States on the 16th local time and met with Trump on the 17th. Axios News Network stated that Zelensky hoped that the United States would provide Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, but the United States did not agree. According to sources, Trump made it clear that the current priority is diplomatic means, and the provision of Tomahawk missiles by the United States to Ukraine may undermine this effort.

The report also stated that the meeting between the presidents of the United States and Ukraine on the 17th "ended suddenly" after lasting two and a half hours. Some sources said that the meeting was "terrible" and "Trump's tone was tough several times, sometimes even emotional".

According to media reports such as U.S. cable television news network, Trump said at the White House on 17 local time that the United States also needs "strike axis" missiles, hoping "to be able to end the war without considering the "strike axis" missiles."Zelensky told reporters that he and Trump discussed the provision of "strike axis" missiles.

It is worth noting that the day before the meeting with Zelensky (16th), Trump posted on social media that he had a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The call was "fruitful" and the two sides will meet in Hungary. Hold a face-to-face meeting. According to "Rossiya Segodnya" and other media reports on the 16th, Russian Presidential Assistant Ushakov revealed that during a phone call with Trump, Putin said that the United States might provide Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, saying that the Tomahawk missiles would not change the Russia-Ukraine war situation and will only cause "significant damage" to Russia-US relations.