Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent statements made by U.S. President Trump regarding Ukraine's military actions and the ongoing conflict with Russia, highlighting the extension of Ukraine's wartime status and the implications of U.S. military support for Ukraine [1][3][4]. Group 1: Ukraine's Wartime Status - Ukraine's parliament has voted to extend the national wartime status and military mobilization for an additional 90 days, now set to expire on November 5 [3]. - This marks the 16th extension of the wartime status since the escalation of the Russia-Ukraine conflict in February 2022 [3]. Group 2: Trump's Statements on Military Actions - Trump stated that Ukraine should not target Moscow, contradicting earlier media reports suggesting he encouraged Ukraine to increase attacks on Russian territory [1][4]. - He emphasized that the U.S. would not provide long-range missiles to Ukraine and mentioned a 50-day deadline for Russia to agree to a ceasefire, failing which severe tariffs would be imposed [4][12]. Group 3: U.S. Military Support for Ukraine - The U.S. is considering providing long-range weapons to Ukraine, including air-to-ground missiles with ranges of approximately 370 kilometers, and improved versions reaching up to 1000 kilometers [6][7]. - Trump reiterated that the provision of military equipment aligns with his "America First" policy, indicating that European nations would bear the costs of these weapons [10][11]. Group 4: Russia's Response - Russia has dismissed Trump's ultimatum as inconsequential, with officials expressing a willingness to engage in further negotiations with Ukraine [12][14]. - The Kremlin has not received any proposals for talks from Ukraine, despite the ongoing interest from the U.S. and Europe for dialogue [15].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles revolves around the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, with significant statements from U.S. President Trump regarding military support and strategic decisions [1][3][9]. - Ukraine's parliament has extended the state of wartime and military mobilization for an additional 90 days, now set to expire on November 5 [2][3]. - Trump has publicly stated that Ukraine should not target Moscow, contradicting earlier reports that he encouraged Ukraine to increase attacks on Russian territory [3][4]. Group 2 - The U.S. government is considering providing Ukraine with long-range weapons, including air-launched cruise missiles with ranges of up to 1,000 kilometers, to enhance Ukraine's military capabilities [4]. - Trump emphasized that the provision of military equipment to Ukraine aligns with his "America First" policy, indicating that European allies would bear the costs of these weapons [7][8]. - Russia has responded to Trump's ultimatum with indifference, indicating a willingness to engage in negotiations with Ukraine, despite the heightened tensions [9][10][11].