Trump Urges Russia-Ukraine Ceasefire After Meeting Zelenskyy
After a cordial White House meeting, President Trump urged a Russia-Ukraine ceasefire, rejected a trilateral summit, and downplayed Tomahawk sales to Kyiv.
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Russia and Ukraine Trade Blame After Deadly Overnight Strikes
Russia and Ukraine blamed each other for deadly strikes in Crimea and Zaporizhzhia, damaging schools and killing civilians, as stalled diplomacy leaves the region on edge.
Russia Launches Widespread Strikes on Ukraine, Civilian Deaths Reported
Russia launched large-scale strikes on Ukraine, killing 10 in Kyiv. Ukraine downed 563 drones and 26 missiles in its fiercest nationwide attack yet.
Russia and Ukraine Swap 146 Prisoners in Latest Exchange
Russia and Ukraine exchanged 146 prisoners each in a UAE-mediated swap, including Kursk region residents. Istanbul talks set sights on 1,200 prisoner exchanges.
Ramaphosa, Europe step up talks on Russia-Ukraine peace
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa engaged European leaders in talks to boost peace efforts in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, calling for urgent summit meetings.
Putin Open to Zelenskyy Meeting but Legitimacy Remains Hurdle
Putin is open to meeting Zelenskyy—but only if key issues and the Ukrainian leader’s mandate are settled first, Lavrov says.
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.
Historic Ciragan Palace Prepares for Russia-Ukraine Talks
Istanbul’s Ciragan Palace sets the stage as the world watches the upcoming Russia-Ukraine talks unfold.
Record 550 Drones Strike Kyiv in Largest Aerial Assault
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 Pauses Prisoner Exchange and Body Transfers
Ukraine has indefinitely postponed its prisoner exchange and the transfer of soldiers’ bodies under the Istanbul agreements, freezing over 1,200 remains.