After failing to secure long-range Tomahawk missiles during his US visit, Ukraine's President Zelenskyy warns allies against appeasing Russia. As winter nears, attacks on Ukraine's infrastructure escalate, leaving civilians in peril.
In a surprising turn, President Trump calls for an immediate ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia after a meeting with Zelenskyy, suggesting both sides should claim victory. His shifting stance raises questions about the future of U.S. support for Ukraine.
In a surprising turn, President Trump suggests that Russia should keep the Ukrainian land it has seized, calling for an end to the conflict and urging peace talks with Ukraine's Zelenskyy. What does this mean for the future of the war?
Ukrainian President Zelensky left his meeting with Trump empty-handed in his quest for Tomahawk missiles. However, Trump called for an immediate ceasefire and a focus on peace, raising questions on future US military support for Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Zelensky seeks Tomahawk missiles from Trump in a critical meeting. With tensions high and peace elusive, can the U.S. help Ukraine turn the tide?
In a tense meeting, President Trump told Ukraine's Zelensky he won't provide long-range Tomahawk missiles, emphasizing diplomacy over military support. The meeting ended abruptly, leaving Zelensky seeking clarity.
In a significant phone call, Trump and Putin report 'great progress' as they prepare for a face-to-face meeting in Hungary. With Ukraine's fate hanging in the balance, will Trump arm Zelensky with Tomahawk missiles?
As Ukraine seeks long-range Tomahawk missiles to counter Russian aggression, US officials hint at a shift in support. With the war escalating, will these weapons change the dynamic?
