President Zelenskyy told Fox News he believes his relationship with President Trump can be salvaged despite their public disagreement over peace terms with Russia.
Trump abruptly ended Zelenskyy's White House visit, instructing top officials to remove the Ukrainian delegation without completing planned talks or allowing them to eat prepared meals.
David Frum argues that the public confrontation benefited Ukraine by preventing quiet pressure behind closed doors, while exposing what he describes as the administration's true stance toward Russia and America's allies.
The Norwegian government hopes the Trump administration will recognize the importance of "a just and lasting peace in Ukraine," Prime Minister Støre said on 28 Feb.
Tensions emerged during the White House meeting when President Zelensky rejected territorial compromises with Russia while Trump emphasized quick diplomatic solutions.
CNN reports Trump-Putin negotiations on reopening Russian embassies could restore Moscow's espionage capabilities, with intelligence officials calling the return of previously expelled operatives a significant security risk.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will sign a bilateral reconstruction investment agreement during his 28 February meeting with US President Donald Trump.
Trump demonstrates support for Ukraine through inauguration invitation to Zelenskyy ally, aims to end war by spring while maintaining pressure on Putin.
NATO's ex-chief Stoltenberg cites Russia's mounting losses of 1,000 troops daily and economic struggles as potential catalysts for 2024 peace deal, while warning against rushed compromises.
Trump's White House return may shift Ukraine policy through planned Putin talks. Ukrainian forces defend Chasiv Yar and Toretsk amid Russian advances, while authorities arrest several top officials.
Despite failing to achieve strategic goals in 2023-2024, Russia may escalate its offensive operations to gain leverage in potential peace negotiations.
The Pentagon pledges to expedite the distribution of $60 billion in US aid to Ukraine, aiming to complete deliveries before President Biden’s term ends, according to Pentagon spokesperson Sabrina Singh.
U.S. President Joe Biden, in a recent conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, reaffirmed America's steadfast support for Ukraine and announced a new military aid package aimed at bolstering the nation's defense ahead of its Independence Day.
The operation has received full support from EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell, who declared the EU's backing following a briefing from Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba.