US would help secure peace after Russia's war in Ukraine, Trump tells Fox News
"After the war is settled, we would help secure the peace. And I think ultimately that'll happen," Trump told Fox News.
"After the war is settled, we would help secure the peace. And I think ultimately that'll happen," Trump told Fox News.
Trump had previously urged Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, a close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, to release detainees whom the US leader has described as "hostages."
MILITARY AFFAIRS: One Israeli special forces soldier is using his training to fight against Russia's war in Ukraine.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that the administration was ready to attempt to "collapse" Russia's economy with help from the European Union.
US President Donald Trump said this week he was "very disappointed" in Putin and his moves to grow closer to China's Xi Jinping.
Putin said he is open to meeting Zelensky in Moscow, while Ukraine denounced the offer as unacceptable.
Staff guided parents and children into protected areas under rehearsed protocols, then resumed events once the all-clear sounded amid renewed Russian strikes nationwide.
Officials gave no immediate indication whether the murder had any direct link to Russia's war in Ukraine.
The US told the UNSC that recent deadly missile and drone attacks "cast doubt on the seriousness of Russia’s desire for peace."
"He was not happy about this news, but he was also not surprised. These are two countries that have been at war for a very long time," Leavitt said of Trump.
Russia, which denies targeting civilians, has stepped up air strikes in recent months on Ukrainian towns and cities far from the front lines of the war.