Kremlin Outlines Russian Delegation’s Priorities in Trilateral Talks
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that the first meeting of the new trilateral talks between Russian, U.S., and Ukrainian officials will focus exclusively on security issues. This format was agreed after Washington held separate bilateral discussions with both Kyiv and Moscow earlier in the week.
2025 Foreign Policy Shake-Up: How Trump’s Shift Impacts Ukraine
In 2025, global foreign policy saw one of its most unexpected shifts in recent history, largely driven by a major change in the United States’ approach to the war in Ukraine. With the return of Donald Trump to the presidency, Washington moved away from its longstanding role as Ukraine’s most ardent political backer and instead adopted a more transactional and interest‑focused strategy.
US Warns Ukraine of Aid Cutoff if It Rejects Peace Deal
The United States has informed Ukraine that Washington will reduce intelligence sharing and weapons assistance if Kyiv does not agree to the framework of a peace deal proposed under U.S. mediation. Two individuals involved in the matter told the British news agency Reuters.
Kremlin Reacts to Trump’s Urging of EU to Cut Russian Energy Imports
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov has said that U.S. President Donald Trump is advocating for European nations to stop purchasing Russian oil and gas as a way to promote American energy interests. According to Peskov, Trump's approach highlights that he is, above all, “a businessman.”
US Profiting from Ukraine Conflict, Claims Trump
President Donald Trump has stated that the United States is financially benefiting from the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, contrasting his administration’s strategy with the extensive military aid packages provided under President Joe Biden.
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