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.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said in November 2024, "If Trump surrenders Ukraine to Putin, I will personally expel ...
Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev accused European leaders on Tuesday of seeking to dangerously escalate the Ukraine ...
Donald Trump has vowed to bring peace to Ukraine. But talk of a ‘deal’ has led to questions over Trump’s commitment to Kyiv.
Trump’s incoming national security adviser has previously suggested Washington may have to escalate to force Russia to the ...
Finland’s President Alexander Stubb said a call he had with Donald Trump on Monday night made clear the president-elect needs ...
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President Biden hosts Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday, and word is that he’ll urge the former President to keep ...
In other words, Trump’s idea is to be weak, export weakness, and see what happens. What happens will not look like strength.
Ukraine's Defence Minister Rustem Umierov expressed hope that the Ukraine Defense Contact Group format, known as Ramstein, ...
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