Category: 1. Russia

Russian drone strikes targeted civilian infrastructure in the Ukrainian Black Sea port of Odesa, leaving at least three people injured and several districts of the city battling power cuts while Czech President Petr Pavel was visiting for talks…

On Tuesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump held their second publicly acknowledged phone call since Trump returned to office in January. (Trump claims they’ve had additional, unpublicized calls.) Ahead of the…

US State Department spokeswoman Tammy Bruce said Russian Federation and Ukraine, mediated by the United States, were “one step” away from ending hostilities, which would be the beginning of a “lasting…

As Ukraine’s frontline cities continue to come under attack, museums holding Ukrainian historical and cultural artifacts are at risk of destruction or theft. Museum staff have been hard at work trying to relocate valuable collections to safer…

The European Union has halted discussions over the possible confiscation of frozen Russian assets, Deutsche Welle reported, citing the conclusions from the E.U. summit on March 20.

“Subject to EU law, Russia’s assets should remain immobilised…

The Trump administration is considering revising the terms of a still unsigned minerals deal with Ukraine to gain access to key energy infrastructure in the country, The Financial Times reported on Friday, citing Ukrainian officials.

According to…

President Donald Trump suggested during a call with his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy that the United States take ownership of Ukraine’s power plants as he seeks to bridge a wide divide between Moscow and Kyiv and secure a full…