After Trump request, Putin says he will let Ukraine troops in Kursk live if they surrender
WASHINGTON/MOSCOW - US President Donald Trump urged Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin on Friday (March 14) to spare Ukrainian troops that Russia is pushing out of its Kursk region, an appeal Mr Putin said he would honour if they surrendered.
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“NATO should be telling Zelensky in no uncertain terms, and publicly if necessary, to pull out of Kursk,” I wrote last Nov. 29. It may now be too late. The brain-dead Biden administration in ...
Russian airborne assault units, after an unsuccessful attempt by the Armed Forces of Ukraine to counterattack, cleared the ...
The temporary suspension of aid from Washington has accelerated the withdrawal of Kyiv’s troops from Russian territory they ...
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