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Ukraine, sidelined in Trump-Putin summit, fights Russian grab for more territory
Small bands of Russian soldiers thrust deeper into eastern Ukraine on Tuesday before a summit between Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump, which European leaders fear could end in peace terms imposed on an unlawfully shrunken Ukraine.
President Vladimir Putin held a phone call with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and updated him on planned talks the Russian ...
Trump tells reporters he believes Putin wants to get the war "over with" and is asked whether Volodymyr Zelenskyy will be at ...
Senator Lindsey Graham has remained hawkish on Russia and China, hitting out at Vladimir Putin over his seeming lack of care ...
European leaders appealed to President Donald Trump to defend their security interests at a key summit with Russian President ...
Vladimir Putin has had a tough few months. His military’s much-feared summer offensive has made incremental gains in Ukraine ...
Trump told reporters last week he would be meeting with Putin in Alaska on Friday to discuss an end to the Russia-Ukraine war ...
Downing Street has said Vladimir Putin cannot be trusted “as far as you could throw him” in an apparent message to Donald ...
Ahead of the summit in Alaska on Friday, President Trump suggested that a peace deal could include “some swapping of ...
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