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Russia, Ukraine firm on demands ahead of planned Putin-Trump summit
The threats, pressure and ultimatums have come and gone, but Russian President Vladimir Putin has maintained Moscow's uncompromising demands in the war in Ukraine, raising fears he could use a planned summit with US President Donald Trump in Alaska to coerce Kyiv into accepting an unfavourable deal.
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NATO to coordinate regular and large-scale arm deliveries to Ukraine. Most will be bought in the US
NATO has started coordinating regular deliveries of large weapons packages to Ukraine, most bought from the U.S.
NATO members have started moving weapons to Kyiv under a new Trump-led initiative that leaves US taxpayers off the hook.
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy defiantly declared Saturday that his countrymen “will not give their land to ...
Sweden, Norway and Denmark will contribute around $500 million to a NATO-led initiative to supply Ukraine with U.S. weapons, ...
Dutch defense minister announces €500 million contribution to Trump-NATO agreement funding U.S. Patriot missiles and air ...
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has thanked Denmark, Norway and Sweden for their swift decision to fund a military aid ...
Trump’s struggle to get Russia and Ukraine to a negotiating table, let alone to secure a ceasefire, has grown into a fixation ...
President Zelenskyy's remarks come as U.S. and Russian leaders plan a summit next Friday. President Trump wants an end to the war and says it could involve "some swapping of territory." ...
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Three nations to provide US$500 million for US arms supplies to Ukraine via NATO
Sweden, Norway and Denmark will jointly allocate approximately NOK 5 billion (approx. US$486 million) to a NATO initiative to ...
The Pentagon and NATO are developing a new mechanism for selling weapons to European allies, which will then be transferred ...
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