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Ukraine and European leaders urge Trump not to strike peace deal in Alaska without them
European leaders urged US President Donald Trump on Wednesday not to strike a unilateral Ukraine peace deal with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin during their one-on-one meeting later this week in Alaska.
Trump-Putin summit on Ukraine is latest chapter in Alaska’s long history — and tension — with Russia
Sentiment toward Russia in Alaska has cooled since Putin invaded Ukraine in 2022. The Anchorage Assembly voted unanimously to suspend its three-decade-long sister city relationship with Magadan, Russia, and the Juneau Assembly sent its sister city of Vladivostok a letter expressing concern.
By Thomas Escritt, Olena Harmash and Tom Balmforth BERLIN/KYIV (Reuters) -Ukraine and its European allies on Wednesday ...
T HE TIMING could not have been worse. Days before a crucial summit in Alaska between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, ...
He reiterated that Ukraine would not withdraw from territories it controls because it was unconstitutional and would only ...
As things stand, there are no invites for the country being invaded, nor the continent it sits in, writes James Waterhouse.
Putin’s last visit to the U.S. was in 2015, when he attended the U.N. General Assembly meeting in New York. The meeting in ...
President Donald Trump says he thinks it’s “very respectful” that Russian president Vladimir Putin is coming to the U.S. to ...
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said President Donald Trump wants to end the bloodshed in Ukraine but "not at any cost" ...
Trump told reporters last week he would be meeting with Putin in Alaska on Friday to discuss an end to the Russia-Ukraine war ...
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