When it initiated its push to end the war in Ukraine, the Trump administration dramatically changed U.S. foreign policy toward Ukraine and Europe through which of the following actions: OA. The United Sates held talks with a Russian delegation in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia that excluded any representation for Ukraine. OB. The United States sided with Russia and against its traditional European allies on a United Nations resolution vote concerning the war in Ukraine. O C. President Trump blamed Ukraine for Russia's invasion and he called Ukrainian President Zelensky a dictator because Ukraine had not Called elections during the war. O D. Options A, B, and C are correct.

The correct choice is D. Options A, B, and C are correct. Each of these actions reflects a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy regarding Ukraine, distancing itself from traditional support for Ukraine in favor of a more conciliatory approach toward Russia. This realignment had profound implications not just for Ukraine, but also for NATO alliances and the stability of the European region. The ripple effect of these policy changes was felt across the international stage. Eastern European nations, particularly those bordering Russia, grew increasingly anxious about their own security, leading to discussions about increasing military readiness and enhancing alliances. This created a complex web of diplomatic relations that continues to evolve as global tensions shift.