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Donald Trump’s decision to amplify the piece came as US intelligence agencies rejected Moscow’s claim about an attempted Ukrainian strike on Putin.
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It remains unclear whether Trump is any closer to his goal to securing an end to Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine
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Russia confirmed contact with the Trump administration after receiving US-backed peace proposals on Ukraine, as Moscow analysed the ideas and agreed to continue dialogue while Kyiv prepared further talks.
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Zelenskyy said Ukrainians remain united by a single hope during the festive season, even as Russian attacks continue across the country.
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Ukraine withdrew troops from Siversk after heavy fighting as Russia intensified winter strikes, killing civilians, cutting power, threatening Chernobyl safety and underscoring stalled US-backed peace efforts despite ongoing diplomatic talks.
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Rare battlefield footage shows Ukrainian drones striking Russian troops on horseback, highlighting Kyiv’s reliance on unmanned systems as Moscow turns to low-tech tactics amid heavy equipment losses.
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said efforts to end the Ukraine war are not about forcing a deal, as Washington, Kyiv and Europe prepare for renewed talks despite unresolved issues.
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The European Union is weighing whether to use frozen Russian central bank assets to finance Ukraine, exposing legal, financial and geopolitical rifts as Belgium and others warn of risks.
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With Ukraine demanding long-term security and Russia refusing to compromise on territory or NATO involvement, the coming days could determine whether the war edges toward negotiations or continues with no clear end in sight.
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His comments echo earlier remarks by White House trade adviser Peter Navarro, who also said that “the road to peace runs through New Delhi” while praising Indian leadership.
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India and Russia entered into significant agreements outside the traditional military sphere during Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit last week. But some of the deals—including energy supplies and transfer of military technology—may be difficult to implement if the Ukraine peace talks fail
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Donald Trump Jr says US President Donald Trump may abandon Ukraine peace efforts, arguing the war is not a priority for Americans and criticising Western portrayals of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
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Russia’s slow advance and Ukraine’s stretched forces are beginning to shape the tone and timing of negotiations.
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US and Ukrainian officials held a third day of talks in Miami, saying meaningful progress toward ending the war depends on Russia’s willingness to de-escalate and commit to a lasting peace.
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US President Donald Trump said recent talks with Vladimir Putin gave the “impression” Russia wants peace, while Putin stressed Moscow will not compromise security and criticised Zelensky’s leadership approach.
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Vladimir Putin described five-hour talks with US envoys as necessary but difficult, rejecting some proposals, as Donald Trump pushes fresh negotiations with Ukraine amid efforts to end the war globally.
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Von der Leyen said the EU’s contribution would be part of a broader international effort. She explained that the goal is to help Ukraine defend itself and negotiate peace from a position of strength.
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A US envoy’s Moscow shuttle diplomacy and an absent secretary of state have sharpened doubts in Europe about whether Washington still sees itself at the core of the alliance that has underpinned the continent’s security since World War II.
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A leaked set of 28 US draft peace proposals emerged last week, spooking Ukrainian and European officials who felt it bowed to Moscow's key demands on NATO, Moscow's control of a fifth of Ukraine and restrictions on Ukraine's army
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Geopolitical strategist Velina Tchakarova warns that China is now embedded in Russia’s drone war economy, linking the Ukraine war to Beijing’s strategic contest with the West.
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In the October 14 conversation, Witkoff appeared to guide Ushakov on how to present a peace proposal to Trump. According to the transcript, Witkoff said peace would likely require Ukraine giving up territory.
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The US, Europe and China are key factors to any peace deal between Russia and Ukraine, which makes it difficult to keep everyone happy
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Despite promising progress, Zelensky has stressed that Ukraine cannot sign off on any agreement without explicit provisions to safeguard the country’s future.
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Trump has since taken a special interest in Driscoll’s work, referring to him as his “drone guy” due to his focus on modernising US forces and prioritising advanced military technology.
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Zelensky’s comments suggest that while progress has been made, Ukraine has not yet declared the deal complete. He has consistently stressed the need for any agreement to fully safeguard Ukraine’s sovereignty and security.
