The president, who helped Russia by cutting off intelligence to Ukraine after a rift with its leader, now has a warning for Vladimir Putin. Breaking News Reporter Donald Trump changed his tune on ...

Vladimir Putin visited a command post in Kursk on Wednesday as his forces were on the brink of ending Ukraine’s partial occupation of the Russian region. Wearing olive green military fatigues ...

Vladimir Putin is “carefully studying” the outcome of high-stakes peace talks between Washington and Kyiv, Moscow said Wednesday as Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the US will have contact ...

Vladimir Putin suddenly finds himself with the same problem as Volodymyr Zelenskyy: How is he going to say nyet to Donald Trump without incurring the wrath of the highly unpredictable and impetuous ...

Nate Vance, a Republican and Ukraine war volunteer, says Trump and Vance humiliated Zelensky in Oval Office clash.

MOSCOW, March 12 (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin has visited the western Russian region of Kursk for the first time since Ukrainian forces seized some territory in the region. Appearing on ...

THE BALL, so America’s secretary of state said on March 11th, is back in Vladimir Putin’s court. Ukraine had just agreed at talks in Jeddah to an American plan for a month-long ceasefire ...

Putin has previously spoken out against a ceasefire, stressing that a broader peace deal is needed which meets his demands to end his three-year war. Sergei Markov says the ceasefire proposals ...

Western security officials said Russian President Vladimir Putin has no intention to compromise on demands on land, peacekeepers and Ukraine’s neutrality in any peace talks, complicating ...

“I actually think [Putin is] doing what anybody else would do,” Trump told reporters at the White House Friday afternoon. “He wants to get it ended.” This week, the Trump administration ...

President Trump’s admiration for President Vladimir Putin of Russia has been endlessly dissected, but the American leader’s policy shifts since taking office again could have profound effects.

A reporter pointed out to Trump that Putin was bombing Ukraine and asked the president if he believed the Russian leader still wanted peace. 'I believe him, I believe him,' Trump answered.