The two countries agree to ensure safe navigation of ships and eliminate the use of force in the Black Sea, the US says after talks in Riyadh.

Russia and Ukraine have agreed to a naval ceasefire in the Black Sea in separate deals with the US, after three days of peace talks in Saudi Arabia. Washington said all parties would continue working ...

Moscow and Kyiv admit they have doubts about the limits of military operations in a key area for both their economies ...

Both Russia and Ukraine would rather continue fighting than agree to a bad deal ... systems for such transactions" after the Black Sea ceasefire with Ukraine was reached. The U.S. and Moscow ...

Russia and Ukraine also agreed to "develop measures to implement the agreement to ban strikes against energy facilities in Russia and Ukraine," the White House said.

The announcement was made Tuesday as the U.S. wrapped up three days of talks with Ukrainian and Russian delegations in Saudi Arabia on prospective steps toward a limited ceasefire.

Russia will only implement a White House-brokered agreement to stop using force in the Black Sea when sanctions imposed on ...

Russia and Ukraine have agreed to "ensure ... appeared to be based largely on the previous Black Sea Grain Initiative, a limited ceasefire brokered by the United Nations and Turkey that Russia ...

WASHINGTON/MOSCOW/KYIV − The United States reached separate agreements on Tuesday with Ukraine and Russia to ensure safe navigation in the Black Sea and ... a wider ceasefire that Washington ...

After three days of intense negotiations, the Trump administration, Ukraine and Russia agreed to a limited ceasefire in which the key details, including what was covered and how it will start, were ...

Russia and Ukraine have agreed to stop military strikes ... “The Kremlin is lying again, claiming that the Black Sea ceasefire supposedly depends on sanctions and that the energy ceasefire ...

Delegations from Russia and Ukraine on Tuesday agreed to a ceasefire in the Black Sea following talks with ... the U.S.'s international partners also agree to the Kremlin's demands.