Tag: Ukraine-Russia

President Donald Trump says Ukraine and Russia have agreed to stop attacking each other’s energy facilities, a potentially significant pause in a campaign that has damaged power systems, oil refineries and other critical infrastructure on both sides.

U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin for three hours as Washington renewed efforts to negotiate an end to the Ukraine war.

A growing number of Russian officials believe President Vladimir Putin could eventually consider tactical nuclear weapons as a last resort in Ukraine.

Ukraine’s parliament approved Yevhenii Khmara as the country’s new defense minister Wednesday, formally installing him after the removal

A strike in Samara hit a building positioned directly between Russia’s Progress Rocket and Space Centre and the neighboring Aviakor aircraft plant.

Latvia issued an air threat warning along its eastern frontier as Finland restricted nearby air and maritime traffic amid heightened concern over cross-border drone activity.

Zelensky says Ukraine has only a fraction of the Patriot interceptors needed to counter growing Russian ballistic missile attacks, urging Washington to substantially expand supplies.

Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia are strengthening security around critical infrastructure amid intelligence warnings that Russia could stage sabotage using Ukrainian-made drones to sow confusion over who was responsible.

Four and a half years in, Russia and Ukraine are fighting a different war than the one most people stopped following. The front has almost frozen. The fighting that matters has moved to the sky, to Russia's refineries — and to an American missile shortage caused by a different war entirely.