Trump administration recalibrates foreign policy, security protocols, and immigration rules

US President Donald Trump's foreign and defence strategies continue to evolve amid shifting international tensions. Relations between Washington and Kyiv have improved following earlier White House disagreements, with discussions advancing on licensing for Patriot air defence systems as Ukrainian operations expand inside Russian territory.

Simultaneously, Trump rejected media reports alleging US ammunition shortages during confrontations with Iran, warning confidential sources of severe criminal penalties. Trump also confirmed secretly transferring to an alternative aircraft after departing a NATO summit in Ankara following alerts regarding Iranian threats.

Domestically, strict immigration enforcement operations have led to the detention of partners of several Trump voters. In addition, reports suggest that decisions regarding the future deployment of US troops overseas could increasingly depend on allied governments' alignment with the White House.

Sources: Český rozhlas Plus, Deník N, Ekonomický deník, Respect, Seznam Zprávy.