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Trump says he would meet with Putin even if the Russian leader won't meet with Ukraine's Zelenskyy
U.S. President Donald Trump said Thursday that he would meet with Vladimir Putin even if the Russian leader will not meet with Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy, in comments that suggested Washington and Moscow could soon hold a summit.
A Trump-Putin meeting has been floated by both sides for some time. So why might either side want it to happen now?
ACLED's latest analysis described how Russia's offensive "went into overdrive" in July, with over 2,600 battles recorded, the ...
The talks come shortly after US President Trump announced he will meet Russia's President Putin in Alaska on Friday.
European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said on Sunday that any deal between Washington and Moscow to end the war in ...
Bloomberg reported that a land swap would be discussed in a meeting between Trump and Putin, although Kyiv has rejected this ...
European leaders reiterated support for Ukraine after Kyiv pushed back against US suggestions it would need to cede some ...
In July, Russia collected 787.3 billion rubles, or $9.8 billion, from oil and gas revenue — 27% lower than a year ago.
Trump said he would meet with the Russian leader in Alaska on Aug. 15, following Putin’s proposal. Hours later, Ukraine’s Zelensky ruled out giving up land.
President Trump’s announcement of sweeping new tariffs on India, totaling 50%, should dispel illusions that the US–India ...
One of the few successes to come out of the recent peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia have been agreements for ...
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