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Amid ongoing Ukraine conflict, Trump announced a planned meeting with Putin in Budapest, following a productive two-hour call. Zelensky seeks increased US military support, including long-range missiles, as Russia renews attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure. The summit's timing remains unconfirmed.
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In late November and early December 2025, Russia intensified missile and drone attacks on Ukrainian cities including Kyiv, Dnipro, Zaporizhzhia, and Ternopil, targeting energy infrastructure and civilian areas, causing deaths and injuries. Concurrently, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy engaged in diplomatic efforts with U.S. and European leaders to revive peace negotiations, despite Russia's refusal to participate directly in talks.
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Recent Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities continue despite ongoing diplomatic talks. The U.S., Russia, and Ukraine are engaged in negotiations over a peace plan, with European leaders emphasizing Ukraine's sovereignty. Ukraine faces military and economic pressures, including a new IMF aid package.
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U.S. officials report progress toward a Ukraine-Russia peace agreement, with Ukraine agreeing to revised terms. Talks in Abu Dhabi involve U.S. and Russian delegates, amid ongoing Russian missile strikes on Kyiv. Key details remain unresolved, and skepticism persists among European leaders.
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U.S. and Ukrainian officials are engaged in ongoing negotiations with Russia, with recent talks indicating progress on a peace framework. The U.S. has sent envoys to Moscow to discuss recognition of occupied territories, while Russia maintains maximalist demands. Fighting continues in Ukraine as diplomatic efforts intensify.
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A Georgia court dismissed charges against Donald Trump and 14 co-defendants after a prosecutor declined to pursue the case, citing jurisdictional issues and the impracticality of prosecuting a sitting president. This marks the end of the last major criminal effort related to Trump's 2020 election interference, with the case now effectively over.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin accused European nations of obstructing peace efforts in Ukraine, claiming they lack a peace agenda and are 'on the side of war.' US negotiators are in Moscow discussing a draft plan to end the conflict, amid ongoing diplomatic tensions and military developments.
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Russia and the US have held high-level talks over Ukraine, but no breakthrough has been reached. Russia remains firm on territorial demands, while Ukraine insists on maintaining control. Ongoing fighting and diplomatic efforts continue as both sides explore potential compromises, with key issues including territory and security guarantees.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has reiterated his goal to control all of Ukraine's Donbas region, citing military force or Ukrainian withdrawal. Talks with US envoys continue, with Russia demanding recognition of its control over occupied territories. Ukraine opposes ceding land without a referendum amid ongoing conflict.
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U.S. diplomats, including Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, are engaging with Russia and Ukraine to broker peace talks amid ongoing fighting in Ukraine. Recent discussions with Putin suggest Russia may be open to negotiations, but key territorial demands remain unresolved. The situation remains fluid as diplomatic efforts intensify today.
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U.S. envoys, including Trump’s Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, met with Ukraine and Russian officials amid ongoing hostilities. Talks follow recent Kremlin discussions and Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian territory, highlighting stalled peace efforts after nearly four years of conflict.