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Putin is optimistic with Trump's help

The Russian president has again shown that he has not changed his position: for him Ukraine is Russia. How can we believe he's gonna take something else?

Germany Detains two Belarusian citizens suspected of sabotage by Russia

The two investigated are in pre-trial detention accused of committing an attack in Romania and of planning a fire in critical infrastructure in Bavaria

Humanitarian Truce Enters in Oleshky mediated by Melania Trump

A truce to make way for humanitarian aid. The ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine entered into force early this Tuesday in Oleshky, a town in southern Ukraine under Russian occupation, with the aim of allowing access to a humanitarian mission planned for the coming days. The pact, achieved and announced by the first American lady, Melania Trump, was achieved thanks to the rapprochement between Washington and Moscow in recent months.

The truce in the besieged Ukrainian city of Oleshki comes into force

More than 2,000 people were trapped in that town occupied by Russia without water, food or electricity. Moscow Bombs with Kiev Ballistic Missile

Finnish and Norwegian leaders call Putin to seek a way out of the war in Ukraine

It is the first contact between the Russian President and a European leader allied with Ukraine since the dialogue with Macron in July 2025. The Russian President maintains that Russia's interests must be "fully and unconditionally" addressed

The truce in Oleshky mediated by Melania Trump enters into force, while Kiev is suffering new attacks

The ceasefire, mediated by the first lady of the United States, Melania Trump, seeks to facilitate the entry of humanitarian aid and the evacuation of up to 2,000 people trapped in this town in southern Ukraine. Kiev and Moscow have confirmed the start of the fighting pause, but the bombing continues in other parts of the country, including the Ukrainian capital, where Russian attacks have caused victims and infrastructure damage.

Russian bombs bury records and the memory of a Kiev where "the dance floor was peeling"

The 25,000 vinyl collection of Vadym Glynarskyy lies fused by the flames in the Pochaina market, attacked three times this summer

Ukraine and Russia are approaching dialogue, but fighting on the front continues

The talks to try to end the war in Ukraine are moving forward and there is a meeting date in November, but the fighting on the ground continues unabated. As the parties explore new ways of dialogue, both Ukrainian and Russian forces maintain military operations at different points of the front.

Putin states that Europe remains dependent on Russian gas despite EU attempts to cut it

The Russian President said that "Europe continues to receive liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Russia," despite the sanctions imposed by the European Union in response to the invasion of Ukraine. According to Putin, supplies account for 20% of the European hydrocarbon market, although it did not specify the routes through which the fuel arrives after the damage suffered by the Nord Stream pipelines in 2022. The President also held Europe responsible for its current economic difficulties in trying to reduce its energy dependence on Moscow.

Trump's criticism of his agreement to buy Russian diesel is growing: senators warn that he might violate the law

A bipartisan group asked US President Donald Trump to reverse the agreement to import Russian diesel and warned that the plan announced with Vladimir Putin could violate American law. Two days after that pact, the Republican president announced on October 11 an "energy ceasefire" between Russia and Ukraine that was supported by the United Kingdom and Canada, while Kiev has asked for more information and Moscow has not spoken out.

Trump announces an immediate energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine

Zelensky stated that Ukraine is ready to respect the agreement if Russia also undertakes to stop its attacks on the energy infrastructure.

How sustainable is the "energy ceasefire" between Russia and Ukraine announced by Trump?

In a new turn of the war between Russia and Ukraine, US President Donald Trump announced an agreement to stop attacks on the energy infrastructure of both countries, a measure he had been demanding in recent days. In his social network Truth Social, the head of the White House spoke of an "energy ceasefire" with "immediate effect" and warned: "Do not break it." We discussed the issue with Mark Voyger, international analyst and president of KINGS, Kyiv Institute of National and Global Security.

Ukrainians close ranks with Zelenski following Trump's request for a new president

After the US President, Donald Trump, claimed that Ukraine should have a new president capable of negotiating the end of the war with Russia, in a harsh criticism against President Volodímir Zelenski, Kiev's inhabitants close ranks behind him.

Trump Announces "Immediate Energy Ceasefire" between Russia and Ukraine

Trump Announces "Immediate" Energy Truce between Russia and Ukraine

"Both sides have reached an agreement." Don't break it! "says the Republican leader. Zelenski recognizes that the news of this ceasefire has caught him by surprise, but that he supports him.

Poland is investigating an alleged plan to attack Tusk and the Minister of Defence

The authorities have received a "particularly worrying" notice, according to the government spokesman

"Don't help the enemy": Kiev warns Europe of the danger of the Russian hybrid war

Ukraine, in addition to suffering the military invasion, has been under threat of propaganda, disinformation and sabotage in Moscow for decades

Trump pours down against Zelenski and claims Ukraine needs a "new president"

US President Donald Trump said Ukraine should have a new president capable of negotiating the end of the war with Russia, in a harsh criticism against President Volodímir Zelenski. The statements come after Trump announced an agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin to have Russia supply 300,000 tons of diesel to international markets. Trump held the Ukrainian leader responsible for attacks on Russian energy infrastructure that he said had impacted the global fuel market.

At least 15 dead, three of them children, in Russian attacks on Zaporizhia

At least 15 people, including three children, died on 10 October in Russian attacks against Zaporizhia in southern Ukraine, while Moscow also launched ballistic missiles against Kiev. Ukrainian President Volodímir Zelenski spoke to his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron, during the bombing, warned that the threat of new attacks will remain particularly high in the coming days and called for more air defence systems and more pressure on Russia.

17 killed by Russian bombs in Zaporizhia while Trump calls for "a new president" for Ukraine

Donald Trump raged hard this Saturday against his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodímir Zelenski, and stated that it was time for Ukraine to have "a new president," condemning Ukrainian attacks on Russian hydrocarbon infrastructure. This Saturday, a Russian attack on Zaporizhia in south-eastern Ukraine left at least 17 dead, including three children, according to rescue services. In Kiev, Russian attacks caused massive blackouts and the temporary stoppage of the subway, according to DTEK and the mayor.