Zelensky issues defiant 3-word response to Trump-Putin call
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Ukraine’s leader has agreed to almost everything President Trump wants but Trump has put no pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin.
It follows Donald Trump saying Russia and Ukraine will "immediately" start negotiating, after a two-hour phone call with Vladimir Putin.
Referring to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, Trump said the discussion will focus on "stopping the bloodbath."
In their first public meeting since their historic Oval Office blow-up, Vice President JD Vance shook hands with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. They then had a “good meeting” at the US ambassador to Italy’s home.
Donald Trump says Moscow and Kyiv will start ceasefire negotiations "immediately", after two-hour call with Putin.
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The meeting, which also included Secretary of State Marco Rubio, was the first encounter between Vance and Zelensky since a heated Oval Office session in February.
President Donald Trump, in an interview with "Special Report" anchor Bret Baier talked about dealing with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky following his foreign policy trip to the Middle East.
Ukraine’s president was among the dignitaries and world leaders in St. Peter’s Square after the pope proposed the Vatican as a venue for peace talks.
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Khaleej Times on MSNZelensky accuses Russia of buying time to stall peace talksUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Tuesday accused Russia of delaying peace talks in a bid to press on with its three-year invasion, even as US President Donald Trump pushes for an immediate ceasefire.
Ukraine was hit with one of the largest known drone attacks from Russia, including over 273 that pummeled the central Kyiv region as well as the Donetsk and Dnipropetrovsk regions,
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ABP - Live on MSNZelensky Accuses Putin Of ‘Buying Time’ To Continue War After Trump Announces Ceasefire InitiativeZelenskyy accused Russia of stalling negotiations to prolong the war and occupation, urging tougher sanctions. He emphasized the need for realistic proposals for peace talks, while reaffirming Ukraine's readiness for effective negotiation formats.