Ukraine ceasefire deal: What to know as Russia demands Kyiv excluded from Nato
While Russian forces have staged a successful counteroffensive in the border region of Kursk in the last week, their attacks in the eastern Ukrainian region of Donetsk have slowed to a halt. Ukrainians have begun launching counterattacks along that eastern line, particularly in Toretsk.
Downing Street has been asked if British troops stationed in Ukraine in the event of a ceasefire would be allowed to fire back at Russians. Meanwhile Donald Trump is set to speak with Vladimir Putin ...
International lawyer and defence analyst Dr Glenn Kolomeitz claims Russian President Vladimir Putin “won’t tolerate” NATO ...
A "significant number" of countries are willing to provide peacekeeping troops in Ukraine in the event of a peace deal with ...
In talks expected Tuesday, Trump will attempt to win Putin’s unlikely support for a 30-day ceasefire agreed by the U.S. and ...
President Donald Trump will speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin Tuesday on a month-long ceasefire in Ukraine, a step toward a long-term peace plan.
The stationing of peacekeeping troops in Ukraine, as proposed by Britain and France as part of a ceasefire agreement with ...
To get peace in Ukraine, Donald Trump must listen to what Vladimir Putin says he wants. Alternatively, Trump must pressure Putin to make hard concessions.
Ukraine has made membership in NATO a ... the alliance took on a wider role. NATO forces — made up of troops volunteered by member states — operated as peacekeepers in Bosnia in the 1990s ...
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has suggested NATO's Article 5 protection could be extended to cover Ukraine even if it ...
DONALD Trump will speak to Vladimir Putin tomorrow with the pair set to discuss “dividing assets” in Ukraine, the Kremlin has ...
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