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Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky has said elections will take place in the country once martial law is lifted.
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Russia and U.S. aim to fix diplomatic ties under Trump-Putin rapprochement
Trump wants Ukraine’s rare metals. Putin just offered Russia’s.
Moscow would be open to allowing U.S. access to Russia’s rare minerals, President Vladimir Putin said Monday, an apparent counteroffer and pressure tactic as the Trump administration pushes Ukraine to sign over half its mineral wealth as repayment for U.
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Ukraine expected to sign a deal with Trump giving U.S. access to its rare minerals—but almost half are impossible to get to
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Putin is not winning in Ukraine, says former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson savages Donald Trump for 'flat out lies' about Ukraine
Donald Trump told 'absolute flat out lies' about Ukraine says Boris Johnson
The Russian president says he agrees with Donald Trump's aim to slash arms expenditure by 50 percent, after peace is achieved.
Putin will accept European peacekeepers in Ukraine
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Putin Will Use Peace Talks to Weaken US, NATO Ally Says
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Trump says Putin would accept European peacekeepers in Ukraine
Trump says Putin will accept EU peacekeeping troops in Ukraine as he meets Macron
Trump says Putin will accept EU peacekeeping troops in Ukraine as he meets Macron - Sir Keir Starmer has said he would be willing to put British troops on the ground as part of security guarantees
"The View" co-host Joy Behar suggested that President Donald Trump might owe something to Russian Vladimir Putin during a discussion about his admin's posture on the war.
History shows that giving a dictator what he wants only emboldens him. Will the U.S. let Russia rebuild the Soviet Union?
As President Donald Trump works to strike a deal to end the three-year war in Ukraine, an important piece of the negotiations for the president has revolved around accessing rare earth elements from the war-torn country as compensation for American military support.
Latvia's foreign minister warns that Russian President Vladimir Putin will try to achieve in peace talks what he hasn’t been able to accomplish in his war against Ukraine — weaken the United States and restore control over his smaller neighbor.
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