A Trump peace deal needs European boots on the ground to secure Ukraine, Estonia says
European troops are the next best thing to NATO membership to guarantee Ukraine’s security. European leaders should be ready to send military forces to secure any Russia-Ukraine peace deal brokered by United States President-elect Donald Trump, Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna said.
Trump’s second term in office will have repercussions for US policy on Russia, Ukraine and NATO. Bloomberg reporters answer ...
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It is common to hear Trump described as isolationist, but such rhetoric is undercut by established facts and prior Republican ...
Vladimir Putin has not discussed the proposal with Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan, a Kremlin spokesperson said.
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Opinion: What Trump’s past statements reveal about the future of US-Ukraine relationsUkraine and the rest of Europe anxiously followed the U.S. presidential election results on Nov. 6, which ultimately reported ...
Trump has also previously criticized NATO and discussed withdrawing the U.S. from the alliance, which coordinates "the ...
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Whatever one thinks of current U.S. strategy for the Ukraine war — and I tend to think it has been fairly good — ...
Amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, supporters of President-elect Donald Trump took to social media on Sunday to react to ...
New York Rep. Elise Stefanik, President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for US ambassador to the United Nations, is now refusing to ...
Mark Rutte praised Poland's defense spending this week. Warsaw is set to lead NATO in military spending as a percentage of ...
There are worries that incoming US president Donald Trump could cut off aid to Ukraine and freeze the frontlines in Russia’s ...
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