
Moscow: Trump’s Security Strategy is “Aligned with Our Vision”
European leaders voice alarm that White House language now echoes Kremlin rhetoric, warning it could undermine NATO unity and weaken the West’s position on Ukraine.

European leaders voice alarm that White House language now echoes Kremlin rhetoric, warning it could undermine NATO unity and weaken the West’s position on Ukraine.

“It is impossible to end the war between Russia and Ukraine without talking to Russia,” the U.S. Secretary of State nailed down, criticising Kaja Kallas and her ilk.

Russia urges Ukraine to begin peace talks or lose even more territory.

Moscow has confirmed that work on a proposed meeting continues, though details remain unclear.

Moscow has cast doubt on the timing of the Budapest Summit, saying the meeting still requires “serious preparation.”

The U.S. appears set to supply information on Russian energy targets as part of its growing strategic support for Kyiv.

The French President has urged European countries to step up joint action against Russia’s so-called shadow fleet—after the French Navy detained part of a tanker crew off the Atlantic coast.

Multiple NATO members are reporting repeated violations by suspected Russian aircraft and drones, forcing coordinated defensive measures.

The Kremlin has also called for “caution” with nuclear rhetoric following Trump’s announcement of the deployment of nuclear submarines.

At least three Ukrainian soldiers were killed and 18 wounded in a Russian strike on a military training camp, the Ukrainian army said.