In UN duel with Europe, US wants Security Council vote first on Ukraine

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We want long-term Ukraine peace deal, not quick US-backed ceasefire

Russia says it wants a long-term peace deal over Ukraine that addresses what it regards as the root causes of the conflict, rather than a quick U.S.-backed ceasefire followed by a swift restart of fighting. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov, in an interview on Monday, said Moscow was seeking a Ukraine deal that would stand the test of time. “We can recognize with sufficient confidence the desire of the American side to move towards …

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Three Years of Russia-Ukraine War: A Look at Where Things Stand

As Ukraine completes three years since Russia’s full-scale invasion, the country finds itself in a complex global situation. The United States, under President Donald Trump , is trying to fast-track a peace deal with Russia but without Ukraine being part of the talks. This unexp

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Russia recognizes the efforts of the United States to advance towards a rapid ceasefire in Ukraine, but this is unacceptable for Moscow and threatens with serious consequences for relations between Russia and the US, a...

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UN to vote to demand Russia pull troops out of Ukraine

UN General Assembly to vote on duelling resolutions regarding Russia's invasion of Ukraine, highlighting tensions between U.S., Ukraine, and Europe.

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Three years after the start of the war, Ukraine's international political position is downright bad. Financial and military support from the United States is more uncertain than ever. In Europe, political parties that are sceptical about aid for the besieged country represent a significant part of the electorate. From Washington, Ukrainian President Zelensky is being accused of one thing after another. European leaders are still repeating their …

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If the West stands firmly behind the Ukrainians, they will stand a chance for another three years. It is not obvious that Putin's Russia will do so.