Ukraine's president has discussed the idea of possibly swapping territories with Russia in future peace negotiations with President Donald Trump.

Animated map of Ukraine showing the changes in Russian territorial control (in orange), from February 24, 2022 to, 2025. This control can be partial or claimed VIDEOGRAPHIC ...

Animated map showing the changes in the Ukrainian incursion area (in purple) in the Kursk region, Russia, from August 7, 2024 ...

Ukraine’s government wants to restore the country’s frontier to where it was before Russia launched its first invasion more than a decade ago. The U.S. defense secretary said that was “unrealistic.” ...

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said Monday that the U.S.-Russia relations are on the verge of a major breakdown. Despite President Trump claiming that he spoke with Russian ...

Regardless of whether Russia wins or loses in Ukraine, one thing is certain: the Russian military will have to be rebuilt. With its arsenal depleted and its reputation battered, Russia will have ...

Vladimir Putin’s call with President Trump reinforced the Russian leader’s view that Moscow and Washington should decide the fate of Ukraine — and other weighty matters. By Anton ...

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The settlements of Kupiansk and Dvorichna on the map. Currently, the Russian bridgehead across the Oskil River comprises about one hundred soldiers, though Kiviselg emphasised that Russia has managed ...

Russia's opening gambit ahead of expected peace talks has been laid out in the mieda, says our Moscow correspondent Ivor Bennett. "There has been a lot of talk about potential meetings and contact ...

"He needs not just to end the war. He needs to act so that (Russian leader Vladimir) Putin has no chance to wage war on us again. This is the main thing and everyone should recognise that.

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