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US Could Quit Ukraine Talks If No Progress, Warns Trump
US President Donald Trump said Thursday that Washington could quit talks to end the Ukraine war within days unless there is rapid progress from Moscow and Kyiv.
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Russia, US Swap Prisoners In Push For Closer Ties
The United States on Thursday exchanged a sanctions-busting suspect for a ballet dancer held by Russia, the second swap under President Donald Trump as Moscow and Washington push to rebuild ties.
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Russia Welcomes Nuclear Talks Between US And Iran
Moscow welcomed nuclear talks between the United States and Iran, the Kremlin said Tuesday after Washington and Tehran made the shock announcement that high-level discussions were scheduled for Saturday.
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Gaps In US, Russian Expectations As Ukraine Peace Deal Talks Begin In Saudi
US and Ukrainian officials met in Saudi Arabia on Sunday night for "productive and focused" talks on de-escalating the war with Russia, with Washington hoping for "real progress" even as Moscow warned of "difficult negotiations" ahead.
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Trump, Putin To Have "Discussion" On Ukraine This Week: US Envoy
US President Donald Trump is expected to speak with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin this week, an American envoy said Sunday, as Washington presses for Moscow to accept a ceasefire in the Ukraine war.
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Russia Says Told US Not To 'Use Force' In Yemen And Begin Dialogue
Moscow said Rubio informed Lavrov about Washington's decision to launch strikes against Yemen's Huthis, in a call that came after the two countries have relaunched dialogue since Donald Trump took office.
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In Favour Of 30-Day Ceasefire With Ukraine, But "There Are Nuances": Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday he had "serious questions" about Washington's plan for a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine but Moscow was ready to discuss it with US President Donald Trump.
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No Seat For Ukraine As Saudi Hosts US-Russia Talks To End War
US-Russia ties and Ukraine war will be on the table as top diplomats from Moscow and Washington meet in Saudi Arabia's Riyadh, while a concerned Europe remains in the shadows.
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European Allies Seek United Ukraine Front As US Backing Wavers
European leaders on Saturday scrambled to force their way to the table for any talks on the Ukraine war, as Washington announced a team of senior US officials was planning to meet in Saudi Arabia with counterparts from Moscow and Kyiv.
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Biden Says Putin In "Tough Shape"
US President Joe Biden said Friday that Russian President Vladimir Putin was in "tough shape," after Washington and London imposed sweeping sanctions against Moscow's energy sector over its invasion of Ukraine.
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Don't Cross "Red Lines" On Ukraine Issue, Russia Warns US
Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has warned the US not to cross Russia's "red lines" on the Ukraine conflict, asserting that Washington is starting to lose its sense of mutual restraint with Moscow, state-owned TASS news agency reported.
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Russia To Revise Nuclear Doctrine Over Actions Of The "Collective West"
Russia says it has become necessary for Moscow to revise its nuclear doctrine because of Washington's escalation of the war in Ukraine. The Kremlin has blamed the "collective actions of the West" for such a move, spokesperson Dmitry Peskov has said.
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India's "Freedom Of Choice" Retort On US Criticism Of Ties With Russia
India on Thursday rejected Washington's concerns over Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visit to Moscow as it asserted that all countries have the "freedom of choice" in a multipolar world and everyone should be mindful of such realities.
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Russia Slams US Aid To Ukraine, Links It To "Humiliation" In Vietnam, Afghanistan
Russia said on Sunday US lawmakers' support for $60.84 billion more in aid for Ukraine showed that Washington was wading much deeper into a hybrid war against Moscow that would end in humiliation on a par with the Vietnam or Afghanistan conflicts.
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China Rejects US "Criticism Or Pressure' Over Ties With Russia
China vowed Wednesday it would not accept "criticism or pressure" over its ties with Russia, after Washington warned that it will hold Beijing responsible if Moscow makes gains in Ukraine.
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US Could Quit Ukraine Talks If No Progress, Warns Trump
US President Donald Trump said Thursday that Washington could quit talks to end the Ukraine war within days unless there is rapid progress from Moscow and Kyiv.
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Russia, US Swap Prisoners In Push For Closer Ties
The United States on Thursday exchanged a sanctions-busting suspect for a ballet dancer held by Russia, the second swap under President Donald Trump as Moscow and Washington push to rebuild ties.
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Russia Welcomes Nuclear Talks Between US And Iran
Moscow welcomed nuclear talks between the United States and Iran, the Kremlin said Tuesday after Washington and Tehran made the shock announcement that high-level discussions were scheduled for Saturday.
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Gaps In US, Russian Expectations As Ukraine Peace Deal Talks Begin In Saudi
US and Ukrainian officials met in Saudi Arabia on Sunday night for "productive and focused" talks on de-escalating the war with Russia, with Washington hoping for "real progress" even as Moscow warned of "difficult negotiations" ahead.
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Trump, Putin To Have "Discussion" On Ukraine This Week: US Envoy
US President Donald Trump is expected to speak with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin this week, an American envoy said Sunday, as Washington presses for Moscow to accept a ceasefire in the Ukraine war.
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Russia Says Told US Not To 'Use Force' In Yemen And Begin Dialogue
Moscow said Rubio informed Lavrov about Washington's decision to launch strikes against Yemen's Huthis, in a call that came after the two countries have relaunched dialogue since Donald Trump took office.
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In Favour Of 30-Day Ceasefire With Ukraine, But "There Are Nuances": Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday he had "serious questions" about Washington's plan for a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine but Moscow was ready to discuss it with US President Donald Trump.
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No Seat For Ukraine As Saudi Hosts US-Russia Talks To End War
US-Russia ties and Ukraine war will be on the table as top diplomats from Moscow and Washington meet in Saudi Arabia's Riyadh, while a concerned Europe remains in the shadows.
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European Allies Seek United Ukraine Front As US Backing Wavers
European leaders on Saturday scrambled to force their way to the table for any talks on the Ukraine war, as Washington announced a team of senior US officials was planning to meet in Saudi Arabia with counterparts from Moscow and Kyiv.
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Biden Says Putin In "Tough Shape"
US President Joe Biden said Friday that Russian President Vladimir Putin was in "tough shape," after Washington and London imposed sweeping sanctions against Moscow's energy sector over its invasion of Ukraine.
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Don't Cross "Red Lines" On Ukraine Issue, Russia Warns US
Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has warned the US not to cross Russia's "red lines" on the Ukraine conflict, asserting that Washington is starting to lose its sense of mutual restraint with Moscow, state-owned TASS news agency reported.
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Russia To Revise Nuclear Doctrine Over Actions Of The "Collective West"
Russia says it has become necessary for Moscow to revise its nuclear doctrine because of Washington's escalation of the war in Ukraine. The Kremlin has blamed the "collective actions of the West" for such a move, spokesperson Dmitry Peskov has said.
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India's "Freedom Of Choice" Retort On US Criticism Of Ties With Russia
India on Thursday rejected Washington's concerns over Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visit to Moscow as it asserted that all countries have the "freedom of choice" in a multipolar world and everyone should be mindful of such realities.
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Russia Slams US Aid To Ukraine, Links It To "Humiliation" In Vietnam, Afghanistan
Russia said on Sunday US lawmakers' support for $60.84 billion more in aid for Ukraine showed that Washington was wading much deeper into a hybrid war against Moscow that would end in humiliation on a par with the Vietnam or Afghanistan conflicts.
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China Rejects US "Criticism Or Pressure' Over Ties With Russia
China vowed Wednesday it would not accept "criticism or pressure" over its ties with Russia, after Washington warned that it will hold Beijing responsible if Moscow makes gains in Ukraine.
