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Kremlin Says Putin And Trump To Speak Later Today

Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump will have a telephonic conversation between 9am and 11am EDT on Tuesday to discuss ways toward ending the conflict in Ukraine and normalising relations between Russia and the US, the Guardian reported, citing Kremlin. There's already a “certain understanding” between the...

‘Reasons to Be Cautiously Optimistic’: Kremlin Echoes Waltz’s Language on Ceasefire Proposal

Signalling cautious optimism following recent discussions between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump on a potential ceasefire in Ukraine, the Kremlin has said that much work remains before any concrete agreements can be made, The Guardian reported. Speaking to reporters following US special envoy Steve Witkoff's visit,...

‘Temporary Respite For Ukrainian Military’: Putin’s Aide On Ceasefire Proposal

Outlining Russia's position on the 30-day Ukraine ceasefire proposal, Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov told the Russian media Thursday morning that it would amount to nothing more than "a temporary respite for the Ukrainian military" and a chance for it to regroup, foreign media reported. Russia is seeking a "long-term peace...

‘Empty and Ephemeral’: Kremlin Denies Allegations of Russian Sabotage in Europe and US

Reacting strongly to Western claims that Russia commits sabotage in the US and Europe, the Kremlin said on Monday that long-standing accusations are "empty and ephemeral" and have not been proven, foreign media reported. "No confirmation of the existence of sabotage campaigns has been established even in the course of...

Kremlin Appears to Dispute Trump’s Claim Russia Would Accept NATO Peacekeeping Troops in Ukraine

In what appeared to be Russia disputing US President Donald Trump’s claim that Kremlin would accept European peacekeeping troops in Ukraine, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov, during a regular press briefing on Tuesday, said Russia "had nothing to add to the foreign ministry’s position on the unacceptability of NATO peacekeepers in...

Russia Launches War’s Largest Drone Attack On Ukraine As Kyiv Condemns Kremlin’s ‘Aerial Terror’

Russia launched more than 200 drones on Ukraine in an overnight attack Sunday, the largest of the war, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said while condemning Kremlin's "aerial terror" and urging unity among Kyiv's allies. "Every day, our people stand against aerial terror," Zelenskyy wrote in a post on X, adding, "On...