7 Explosive Revelations Inside Trump’s Secret 28-Point Russia-Ukraine Peace Plan
Donald Trump’s confidential 28-point Russia-Ukraine peace plan, quietly circulated among allies, has leaked. The explosive document outlines territorial concessions, NATO rollbacks, sanctions relief for Russia and a controversial Ukraine neutrality pledge—sparking global alarm and fierce political debate.
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EU Leaders Delay €140 Billion Plan to Use Frozen Russian Assets for Ukraine’s Defense
EU leaders postponed a decision on using €140 billion in frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine’s defence, citing Belgian legal concerns, but pledged continued financial and military support through 2027.
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5 Explosive Twists: Trump Denies Missile Policy Amid Russia-Ukraine Tensions
Donald Trump denied a report claiming the U.S. approved Ukraine’s use of long-range missiles to strike inside Russia. His remarks follow the collapse of planned talks with Vladimir Putin and new U.S. sanctions on Russian oil giants.
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5 Key Takeaways from Trump–Carney Meet: Trade, Peace, and Global Diplomacy
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney praised U.S. President Donald Trump as a “transformative president” during a White House meeting, crediting him for fostering peace between India and Pakistan. Their talks covered trade tensions, tariffs, and global diplomacy amid renewed scrutiny of U.S.–Canada relations.
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‘Putin Let Me Down’: Trump Expresses Disappointment Over Ukraine War, Calls for An End to Russian Oil Purchases
US President Donald Trump admitted he once thought the Ukraine war would be the “easiest” to solve because of his relationship with Vladimir Putin, but now says the Russian leader has “really let me down.” Speaking in the UK alongside Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Trump criticized Putin’s actions, urged nations to stop buying Russian oil, and claimed he feels “an obligation” to end the conflict.
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Poland Invokes NATO Article 4 After Russian Drone Breaches: What It Means for Europe and Global Security
Poland has triggered NATO Article 4 after 19 Russian drones breached its airspace, marking the first time NATO forces shot down military drones since the Ukraine war began. The move signals escalating tensions with Moscow, tests NATO’s unity, and raises urgent questions about Europe’s air defense and future sanctions on Russia.
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Poland Shoots Down Russian Drones in Its Airspace, Calls It an Act of Aggression Amid Escalating Ukraine War
Poland has shot down multiple Russian drones that violated its airspace during Moscow’s massive aerial attack on Ukraine, calling the incursion “an act of aggression.” The incident marks the first time Poland, a NATO member, has used weapons to intercept Russian drones, raising fears of escalation across Europe.
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Putin Warns Ukraine: Peace Talks or Full Military Offensive Amid Trump’s Mediation Efforts
Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned Ukraine that Moscow will achieve all its objectives militarily if no peace deal is reached. Speaking in China after a military parade, Putin said he was open to talks with President Volodymyr Zelensky but only under Moscow’s conditions. His remarks come as US President Donald Trump intensifies efforts to broker peace while Western allies pledge fresh support for Kyiv.
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Trump Gives 2 Weeks to Assess Russia-Ukraine Peace Prospects Amid Stalled Negotiations
US President Donald Trump has given a two-week deadline to assess whether Russia and Ukraine can move toward peace talks, after meeting both Putin and Zelensky. While Trump adopts a wait-and-see approach, deep divisions remain over security guarantees and territorial demands.
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Putin Pays Rs 2.2 Crore Cash to Refuel Jets at Trump Alaska Summit
Russian President Vladimir Putin was forced to pay nearly $250,000 (Rs 2.2 crore) in cash to refuel his jets during the Trump-Putin Alaska summit, as US sanctions blocked banking access. Here’s why it happened and what it means for the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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