After a meeting at the Vatican, Donald Trump speculated that Volodymyr Zelensky might be willing to relinquish Crimea in exchange for lasting peace. However, he also suggested that Vladimir Putin may be continuing the war under pretenses,

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the U.S. would consider in the coming week whether to continue mediating talks "or if it's time to sort of focus on some other issues."

Frustration is mounting as President Donald Trump seeks a deal to end the war in Ukraine, his press secretary told reporters Monday morning. “He is increasingly frustrated with leaders of both countries,

In an interview with "The Atlantic," Donald Trump suggested that he might support Ukraine but not necessarily its president, Volodymyr Zelensky. The former US President highlighted his difficulties in relations with the Ukrainian leader.

The Trump proposal appears to require Ukraine to accept the loss of Crimea and other Russian-occupied territories, without receiving any security assurances in return. It even demands that Ukraine abandon its bid to join NATO.

President Donald Trump revealed that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky asked him for more weapons during their meeting in the Vatican before Pope Francis’s funeral. “He [Zelensky] told me that he needs more weapons,