Russia's Medvedev Says a Trump Presidency Would Be a Blow to Ukraine
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said on Wednesday that a Donald Trump win in the U.S. election would probably be bad news for Ukraine, but said it was unclear how far Trump would be able to cut U.S. financing for the war.
Newly released documents of Russia's first proposal in an alleged attempt to end its invasion in 2022 show Moscow was looking ...
Zaporizhzhia's Russian-installed governor said that the nuclear power plant in the region had been threatened by Ukraine's ...
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The Ukrainian military carried out a drone attack on Russian warships in the Caspian Sea for the first time on Wednesday.
Russia's curbs on wheat exports have inadvertently helped Ukraine secure lucrative sales to Egypt this week while also ...
1/ US citizen Daniel Martindale, who has disclosed that he spied on Ukraine for Russia for two years, worked alongside German ...
Last month, Russia made its largest territorial gains of any month since summer 2022, highlighting Ukraine's challenges.
With 8,000 North Korean troops now poised to join Russia's fight in Ukraine, the U.S. is reaching out to China to ...
The Pentagon estimates that North Korea has deployed 10-12 thousand troops in Russia's Kursk region and warns that the troops ...
Daniel Martindale said he had worked as a missionary and entered Ukraine from Poland in early 2022, days before Russia's ...
Donald Trump can reach a durable peace in Ukraine but only if he is willing to impose enforcement mechanisms and costs on Russia towards reaching that accord.
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