Trump told Putin not to escalate the war in Ukraine in their first postelection call, a report said
President-elect Donald Trump told Russian President Vladimir Putin not to escalate the war in Ukraine, The Washington Post reported on Sunday. The outlet said the two leaders spoke by phone on Thursday. It would be the first time the two are known to have spoken since Trump won the election.
Ukraine abandoned its constitutional neutrality to pursue EU and NATO membership only in 2019, years after Russia annexed ...
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Boris Johnson, former British Prime Minister, has shared his thoughts on the relationship between Russia and the Republican ...
We know from Trump's first term that he has a history of being, shall we say, less than forthcoming about his conversations ...
Kremlin says Russia's goals in Ukraine are unaltered Putin set out terms in June that Kyiv rejected No details yet on ...
President-elect Trump has criticized the scale of U.S. military and financial support for Ukraine, vowing to end the war ...
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Europe on alert as 4 countries tipped to be next on Vladimir Putin's invasion hit-listVladimir Putin could target four European countries with a military invasion once he is done in Ukraine, an expert has ...
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Moscow targeted in huge drone attack exchange as ‘Trump calls Putin’ - Ukraine attacks Moscow and its region with at least 32 ...
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