Ukraine battles to shape 'starting positions' for any war talks after Trump return
KYIV, Nov 11 (Reuters) - As Donald Trump's election win brings the prospect of talks to end Russia's war in Ukraine closer, Kyiv is battling to put itself in the strongest position for any negotiations, including by securing more arms and holding out on the battlefield.
Russia sees the Baltic as a "significant priority," the head of NATO's forces in the region, Lieutenant General ...
Of the Vietnam War, Henry Kissinger ... more counterattacks against Russian defenses in Kherson (Southern Ukraine) before the midterm elections in November. At this point, expending what little ...
For many Ukrainians, the outcome of the U.S. election next week and its impact on the war with Russia feels less likely to be ...
European allies are increasingly bracing for negotiations on Russia’s war in Ukraine that could include territorial ...
Some of the country's wartime environmental catastrophes, scientists say, can be turned into long-term ecological gains.
The last major change came when Ukraine withdrew its troops from Avdiivka, just north of Donetsk, back in February after months of fighting. Almost all of Avdiivka's pre-war population of more ...
The surge in fighting occurs as President-elect Donald Trump pledges to end the conflict.
Donald Trump is expected to appoint a Ukrainian peace envoy tasked with negotiating an end to Russia’s war in Ukraine ... before a roaring fire in the White House Oval Office, a peaceful scene ...
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