Russia Ukrine Crisis

US envoy Steve Witkoff said Russia-Ukraine talks in Geneva made “meaningful progress”, crediting President Trump. However, hopes of a breakthrough remain low, with President Zelenskyy calling US demands unfair and rejecting territorial concessions as Moscow maintains maximalist claims.

As the war enters its fifth year, Ukraine faces a growing internal espionage threat, with Russia’s FSB recruiting citizens. Over 3,800 treason cases have been opened since 2022. Many recruits are lured via Telegram with small payments, while others are coerced or blackmailed.

Is US President Donald Trump's claim about ending eight wars real? In a recent message to Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, Trump has written, “The country [Norway] decided not to give me the Nobel Peace Prize for having stopped 8 Wars PLUS.”

EU countries express unease over US President Trump's handling of the Russia-Ukraine peace deal, fearing their interests may be overlooked

US President Donald Trump told reporters that there was “nothing more important” to him than ending the Russia-Ukraine war.

Trump-Zelensky meeting: “Russia wants to see Ukraine succeed,” Trump said during a late afternoon news conference following the meeting with Zelensky, whom he repeatedly praised as “brave.”

Trump has given Ukraine until November 27 to approve the peace plan, which cedes Ukrainian territory long sought by Moscow. Negotiators will meet in Switzerland on Sunday.

US President Donald Trump warns Moscow he may send Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine if the war continues, calling it a ‘new step of aggression’. The Kremlin responds sharply, while Putin has previously warned that supplying long-range weapons to Kyiv would cross a red line and escalate hostilities.