Ukraine agrees to temporary ceasefire with Russia | The Excerpt
Today Ukraine agrees to a temporary ceasefire with Russia. What's next? Plus the NTSB releases its preliminary findings into the deadly January DC helicopter and plane collision, and we check in on Pam Bondi's pledge to depoliticize the Justice Department.
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No, Donald: The US Owes UkraineMake no mistake: Putin is a war criminal with blood on his hands, and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, first in 2014 and then in ...
The ball, as Donald Trump said after the 30-day ceasefire deal agreed by US and Ukrainian negotiators in Riyadh, is firmly in Russia’s court. And “it takes two to tango”. The onus to bring an end to ...
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said NATO membership for Ukraine was unrealistic and in sweeping remarks suggested that the way forward for Ukraine was for the country to abandon hopes of a return ...
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said any deal must come with international oversight between Russian and Ukrainian forces, and no NATO membership for Ukraine.
Protesters wrapped in bright blue and yellow flags and holding signs gathered in front of the Texas state Capitol in ...
the main source of military assistance for Kyiv will be the Ukraine Defense Contact Group, a collection of roughly 50 nations founded in April 2022 by former Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin ...
America has supported Ukraine with military aid transfers since the beginning of the war. No longer: Trump has prevented ...
Ukraine conflict escalates as U.S. shifts policy, Europe struggles, and Russia advances, leaving Ukraine in dire straits.
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