Ukraine Marks Three-Year Anniversary of Russian Invasion Amidst Global Concern
Ukraine commemorates the war's three-year mark with renewed international support, as Trump signals policy shifts reflecting potential cooperation with Russia.
The shift in Washington's policy has set off alarm bells in Europe, where governments fear being sidelined by the U.S. in efforts to secure a peace deal.
World Leaders Visit Kyiv to Show Support on Ukraine War Anniversary
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Top Trump administration officials have repeatedly and purposely declined to fault Russia for being the aggressor in the brutal conflict unfolding half a world away.
Trump admin backs Russia in opposing UN resolution blaming Moscow for Ukraine war
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The US voted against a United Nations resolution condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, siding with North Korea, Belarus and other Russia-aligned countries over European allies.
Trump says Putin will accept European peacekeepers in Ukraine
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Trump has pushed for a quick deal to end the war.
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The Republican Party’s “Putin wing” used to be limited to a handful of fringe House GOP members.
As the war in Ukraine begins its fourth year, Team Trump’s efforts keep getting worse
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The war between Russia and Ukraine was expected to dominate the meeting between the U.S. and French presidents on Monday, as Macron and Mr. Trump's views on the conflict appear to diverge.
Trump meets with French President Emmanuel Macron at the White House
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Xi and Putin have had a close relationship, which is also reflected in the countries’ ties.
Xi tells Putin that China is pleased with Russia’s efforts to end Ukraine war
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Despite the lack of U.S. support, the U.S. resolution with the new language was adopted by the U.N. General Assembly with 93 votes in favor, eight against and 73 abstentions.
U.S. in standoff with Ukraine and Europe over competing U.N. resolutions about Russia-Ukraine war
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A major American presence in the Ukrainian mineral industry would likely have a deterrent effect on Chinese investment there, which often brings with it malign Chinese government influence and propagation of communist ideology.
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Despite President Zelensky’s furious unleashing last week on Treasury Secretary Bessent about the size of the purported arrangement, Ukraine and America are on the “one-yard line” of a minerals-for-security deal.
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The flurry of transactions comes after a sluggish start to the year for deals around the world.
US and Ukraine Close to Reaching Deal on Resources
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The growing rift between the U.S. and Ukraine has been underscored by the Trump administration's decision to exclude Ukraine and Europe from recent peace talks between Russia and the U.S.
US-Ukraine rift breaks out at United Nations on 3rd anniversary of the war
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More broadly, Macron's visit is likely to be part time-buying operation for Europe and part fact-finding mission, according to Mr Maillard.
Emmanuel Macron to warn Donald Trump against looking weak to Putin
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The war anniversary coincides with a critical juncture for Ukraine and its main European backers.
Western Leaders Arrive in Kyiv to Mark 3 Years Since Start of Russian Invasion
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However, the involvement of Trump, a new figure in the conflict, has raised expectations that he can make a difference.
Russians pin hopes on Donald Trump as war enters fourth year
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For Ukraine, such a deal would ensure that its biggest and most consequential ally doesn't freeze military support.
The US and Ukraine Are Closing in on a Mineral Deal. What Changed, and What Comes Next?
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However, in lithium-rich communities, there is little consensus among locals about what should be done with the proceeds of the lithium boom.
Macron, Trump to discuss Ukraine peace plan. And, Greenpeace faces $300 million lawsuit
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Xi tells Putin that China is pleased with Russia's efforts to end Ukraine war
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Summary
As Ukraine observes the somber anniversary of Russia's invasion, more than a dozen Western leaders convened in Kyiv, stressing the need for continued support amidst shifting U.S. policies. Trump suggested Putin might accept European peacekeeping forces, while European leaders touted the necessity of involving Ukraine in peace talks. Concerns are rising over Trump's approach, with some European officials apprehensive about the U.S. commitment. Meanwhile, the EU imposed new sanctions targeting Russia, and discussions about military backing for Ukraine persist, as the situation on the battlefield deteriorates with Russian advances becoming increasingly prominent.
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