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Zelensky says ‘position unchanged’ on Crimea after Trump says it will stay with Russia
Donald Trump said in an interview with Time magazine published today that "Crimea will stay with Russia". Ukrainian President Zelensky says Crimea belongs to Ukraine, following comments from US President Trump who said "Crimea will stay with Russia", in an interview with Time.
Crimea has been governed by Russia-backed Sergey Aksyonov since February 2014, after Russia illegally invaded and annexed Crimea. Weeks after the annexation, fighting broke out in eastern Ukraine ...
Russia in turn accused Ukraine of breaching the ceasefire, with the defence ministry on Sunday saying Ukraine’s armed fores ...
Ukraine may need to give up land to Russia in order to achieve peace, the mayor of Kyiv has said.
As United States Special Envoy Steve Witkoff met with Russian President Vladimir Putin, the 'possibility' of direct talks ...
As U.S. officials continue to push for a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, five Ukrainian territories have emerged as a ...
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How the Ukraine war could end - in four mapsHowever, within hours of Trump’s remarks, a Russian combined missile and drone attack triggered fires, smashed buildings and ...
There is nothing to talk about — it is our land, the land of the Ukrainian people,' Zelenskyy said in response to suggestions that he should hand over Crimea to Russia.
A Russian drone attack on the Black Sea port city of Odesa overnight injured three people, sparked fires and damaged homes ...
A partial ceasefire on energy strikes, brokered separately by the U.S. with Moscow and Kyiv last month, failed to deliver on ...
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