【每日晨读金融时报】11Sep2025 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

Don­ald Trump yes­ter­day said the US could play a role “by air” in a post­war secur­ity guar­an­tee for Ukraine, as he warned Vladi­mir Putin that he would face a “rough situ­ation” if he did not cooper­ate on a peace deal.Speak­ing the morn­ing after White House meet­ings with the Ukrain­ian pres­id­ent and European lead­ers, the US pres­id­ent told Fox News that Amer­ican forces could assist Ukraine’s allies in deter­ring future Rus­sian attacks.“When it comes to secur­ity, [the Europeans are] will­ing to put people on the ground,” Trump said. “We’re will­ing to help them with things, espe­cially, prob­ably talk about by air, because there’s nobody [who has the] kind of stuff we have,” he added.It was unclear whether Trump was refer­ring to the use of fighter jets or cap­ab­il­it­ies such as air­borne intel­li­gence, sur­veil­lance and recon­nais­sance.The US pres­id­ent said on Monday that European nations would “take a lot of the bur­den” of secur­ing Ukraine, adding: “We’re going to help them.”The ques­tion of secur­ity guar­an­tees is one of sev­eral that remain unre­solved after the White House sum­mit and a meet­ing between Trump and Putin in Alaska last week. “[Ukraine] is not going to be a part of Nato, but we’ve got the European nations, and they’ll front­load it,” Trump said, men­tion­ing France, Ger­many and the UK.

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