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US ambassador to Ukraine to step down as peace talks uncertain
- Bridget Brink is stepping down from her position as U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine.
- Brink's departure occurs amid the Trump administration's efforts to negotiate a peace agreement.
- She has served in Kyiv since May 2022, overseeing transitions between administrations.
- Zelenskyy said the U.S. embassy's response was 'surprisingly disappointing' after a Russian strike.
- Brink's departure introduces uncertainty despite her service in a war zone, according to the State Department.
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She resigned in April this year, but now explains that she could not implement a policy that puts pressure on the victim instead of the aggressor.
The US ambassador to Kiev, Bridget Brink, will leave her post at a time when President Donald Trump is operating a rapprochement with Russia to end the war in Ukraine, the State Department confirmed on Thursday, AFP reported.
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The US State Department has announced that the country's ambassador to Ukraine, Bridget Brink, will resign from her post.
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