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President Trump leveled his strongest criticism to date against President Vladimir V. Putin on Sunday, threatening to impose “secondary tariffs” on Russia’s oil if the country thwarted negotiations o...
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67% Ukrainians believe the U.S. is getting tired of Ukraine and trying to press it to accept concessions, KIIS said.
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Dagens.com on MSNBritain Declares Russia a “National Security Threat,” Launches Foreign Influence RegistryAs global tensions continue to reshape national security strategies, the United Kingdom is taking a firm stand against what it calls “acute threats” from foreign states. In a significant legislative move,
Ukraine is passing on to the United States all information about Russia's violation of the partial ceasefire, which provides for an end to strikes on the energy sector and silence at sea. — Ukrinform.
Sens. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) and Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) introduced legislation on Tuesday seeking to impose primary and secondary sanctions against Russia if it does not agree to long
Steve Witkoff, the Trump administration’s special envoy to the Middle East, claimed on a recent episode of Tucker Carlson’s video podcast that Ukrainian residents in four Russian-occupied territories voted to continue living under Russian rule.
Moscow’s demands are slowing the process and giving it the advantage in talks with a deal-hungry United States, experts said.
Putin is offering the U.S. a stake in the minerals, rare earths and vast natural gas deposits in Russia’s Arctic.
Putin in February suggested that the U.S. might be interested in joint exploration for rare earth metals deposits in Russia.
Ukraine’s European allies say now is not the time for lifting sanctions on Russia, in a clear message to the Trump administration as Moscow pushes Washington for concessions ahead of signing a US brokered deal on ending the fighting in the Black Sea.