
Trump Shifts Stance: Ukraine Can ‘Win Back’ Territory, Kremlin Responds
Former U.S. President Trump suggests Ukraine could reclaim territory with Western support, drawing mixed reactions from Kyiv and Moscow. Analysis inside.
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Former U.S. President Trump suggests Ukraine could reclaim territory with Western support, drawing mixed reactions from Kyiv and Moscow. Analysis inside.
Ukraine’s military claims a successful drone strike on a key Russian oil refinery, escalating efforts to disrupt Moscow’s energy exports amid rising global sanctions pressure.
Russia demonstrates hypersonic missile capabilities in joint exercises with Belarus as NATO reinforces Eastern European defenses amid rising tensions.
Romania and Poland activate defenses amid drone strikes near Ukraine border as Zelenskyy urges stronger Western response to Russia’s escalation.
Poland disputes Trump’s claim on alleged Russian drone incursions, highlighting NATO tensions and regional security concerns.
The UN Security Council will hold an emergency meeting after Poland accused Russia of a drone raid, prompting NATO allies to bolster defenses and triggering regional tensions.
Zelenskyy meets European leaders in Paris to negotiate security guarantees against Russian aggression, amid debates over troop deployments and NATO-style defenses.
US President Trump renews sanctions threat against Russia over stalled Ukraine peace talks, as Zelenskyy accuses Moscow of obstructing dialogue. Key developments analyzed.
Ukraine accelerates domestic arms production amid delayed Patriot system deliveries from allies. Russia warns of nuclear response to NATO actions in Kaliningrad.
The U.S. announces military support for Ukraine via NATO and threatens tariffs on Russia unless a ceasefire is reached, escalating global tensions.
Trump pledges to send Patriot missiles to Ukraine, citing urgent defense needs and EU reimbursement. NATO talks on further support expected this week.
NATO’s new 5% defense spending target highlights internal tensions as European members grapple with U.S. demands and alliance contradictions.
NATO members agree to raise defense spending to 5% of GDP by 2035, with debates over European security responsibilities and U.S. trade warnings to Spain.
A CGTN poll reveals global concerns as NATO’s push for 5% defense spending exposes rifts among members and fears of a new arms race.
Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala announces plans to raise defense spending to 5% of GDP, pending NATO approval at this week’s summit amid rising security concerns.
NATO’s proposed 5% defense spending target raises economic concerns as European members grapple with fiscal challenges and political resistance.
NATO members clash over U.S.-pushed 5% defense spending target as Italy commits to decade-long timeline and Spain rejects benchmark, exposing alliance fractures ahead of key summit.
Spain resists calls to raise NATO defense spending to 5% of GDP, citing political and economic challenges. Analysts highlight internal divisions and fiscal constraints.
NATO defense ministers agree to boost military spending to 5% of GDP by 2032, but divisions over timelines and budget allocations threaten unity ahead of key summit.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio calls for NATO allies to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP, reaffirming Washington’s commitment while pushing for enhanced capabilities.