President Donald Trump has confirmed that United States soldiers will not be deployed to Ukraine, as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky requests international security guarantees as part of a Russia-Ukraine peace deal.
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President Donald Trump has announced that he is reducing Russian President Vladimir Putin’s deadline to end the ongoing war with Ukraine to 10-12 days from Monday, after previously affording Putin 50 days.
Read More Trump reduces Putin’s Ukraine war deadline to 10-12 days from original 50
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is facing the first major protest across Ukraine since the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine war — over Zelensky’s suspicious push to dismantle anti-corruption watchdog agencies.
Read More Zelensky faces major anti-corruption protests across Ukraine
President Donald Trump, alongside NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte, announced that the United States will impose “very severe tariffs” on Russia should Moscow fail to secure a peace deal with Ukraine in the next 50 days.
Read More Trump gives Putin 50-day deadline to make peace or face ‘very severe tariffs’
Russia launched a large-scale assault using drones and ballistic missiles deep into Ukrainian territory, killing at least four people, in what appears to be retaliation for Kyiv’s unexpected drone strike last week that reportedly destroyed key Russian bombers.
Read More Russia launches barrage of missiles and drones into Kyiv, retaliating after Ukraine drone strikes
President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that he spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin, following Ukraine’s surprise drone attack on Russian bombers deep within Russian territory.
Read More Trump speaks with Putin following Ukrainian drone strikes: ‘Not a conversation that will lead to immediate peace’