NATO chief: Ukraine not in strong position to negotiate with Putin
He said he spoke to Trump last Friday and praised him for pushing NATO to spend more on defense, saying Trump “is right” to do so. Rutte sidestepped a question on whether he is prepared to get Putin to the negotiating table — or whether he expects ...
Russia's acts of sabotage against Western targets may eventually prompt NATO to consider invoking the alliance's Article 5 ...
Biden recently gave Ukraine the go-ahead to use US-missiles on Russia, which may now lead Putin to upgrade his next moves ...
After years of dithering, and retreating, President Joe Biden, stumbling out the door of his pathetic presidency, last week ...
The U.S. decision to allow Ukraine to fire American weapons deeper into Russia has not increased the risk of a nuclear attack ...
Vladimir Putin wants to surround himself with enemies of the United States. According to experts, he wants to create a ...
"Our country has the right to target military facilities of states that attack us," the Russian official said.
The new ballistic missile fired by Russia struck a military-industrial facility in the central Ukrainian city of Dnipro, but ...
Just a few days after his forces fired an “Oreshnik” ballistic rocket at the Ukrainian city of Dnipro, Vladimir Putin has vowed to fire more hypersonic missiles into the country. As a result ...
A top NATO chief has urged business leaders to begin ... He said: 'We thought we had a deal with Gazprom, but we actually had a deal with Mr Putin. And the same goes for Chinese-owned ...
What will Russian President Vladimir Putin do next in Ukraine? That's what many people, Ukrainians most of all, want to know after nearly three years of war and a drumbeat of awful news ...
President-elect Donald Trump met Friday in Palm Beach with Mark Rutte, the secretary general of the North Atlantic Treaty ...
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