
Russia, Ukraine Signal Peace Talks as US Accelerates Arms Aid
Russia and Ukraine exchange positive signals on peace talks as the US expands arms aid to Kyiv, marking a shift in diplomacy amid escalating geopolitical tensions.
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Russia and Ukraine exchange positive signals on peace talks as the US expands arms aid to Kyiv, marking a shift in diplomacy amid escalating geopolitical tensions.
Istanbul’s Ciragan Palace sets the stage as the world watches the upcoming Russia-Ukraine talks unfold.
Russia launched 550 drones and 11 missiles against Kyiv in the largest aerial assault of the conflict, killing one and injuring 26 in a record drone barrage.
Ukraine has indefinitely postponed its prisoner exchange and the transfer of soldiers’ bodies under the Istanbul agreements, freezing over 1,200 remains.
A massive early-morning drone and missile barrage by Russia left six dead and 80 wounded across Ukraine, disrupting Kyiv’s infrastructure and raising urgent global security questions.
Second round of Russia-Ukraine peace talks kicks off at Istanbul’s Ciragan Palace, with global eyes on potential breakthroughs.
Russia and Ukraine prepare for a second round of peace talks in Istanbul amid fresh clashes and bold ceasefire proposals.
Russia and Ukraine exchanged 270 military personnel and 120 civilians in a prisoner swap announced by the Russian Defense Ministry. The process will continue in the coming days.
President Trump says Russia and Ukraine will immediately start ceasefire talks after a group call with EU leaders, sparking cautious optimism for a broader peace accord.
First face-to-face Russia-Ukraine talks in three years in Istanbul produced a prisoner swap and set the stage for future ceasefire plans, offering a rare glimpse of hope for conflict resolution.