Catherine Belton
Reporter at The Washington Post
Reporting on Russia for @washingtonpost, ex@FT Moscow. Author Putin's People, a NYT Critics' Book of 2020, & for FT, Times. https://t.co/MpqkHf4ltC?…
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2 weeks ago |
southfloridareporter.com | Karen DeYoung |Catherine Belton |Mary Ilyushina
Russia's battlefield strength in Ukraine has started to wane and it could run into serious shortages of manpower and weaponry by next year, even as President Donald Trump retreats from pressure on Moscow to end the war, according to senior U.S. and European officials and military experts. In recent days, Trump appears to have abandoned the threat of harsh financial sanctions he repeated as recently as two weeks ago if Moscow doesn't agree to a ceasefire with Kyiv.
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3 weeks ago |
spokesman.com | Karen DeYoung |Catherine Belton |Mary Ilyushina
Russia’s battlefield strength in Ukraine has started to wane and it could run into serious shortages of manpower and weaponry by next year, even as President Donald Trump retreats from pressure on Moscow to end the war, according to senior U.S. and European officials and military experts. In recent days, Trump appears to have abandoned the threat of harsh financial sanctions he repeated as recently as two weeks ago if Moscow doesn’t agree to a ceasefire with Kyiv.
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3 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Karen DeYoung |Catherine Belton |Mary Ilyushina
Trump softens on Putin as Russia’s military edge weakens, officials say (washingtonpost.com) Trump softens on Putin as Russia’s military edge weakens, officials say By Karen DeYoung; Catherine Belton; Mary Ilyushina 2025052418013000 Russia's battlefield strength in Ukraine has started to wane and it could run into serious shortages of manpower and weaponry by next year, even as President Donald Trump retreats from pressure on Moscow to end the war, according to senior U.S. and European...
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3 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Karen DeYoung |Catherine Belton |Mary Ilyushina
NowUkrainian prisoners of war embrace loved ones in emotional reunion after Russia prisoner swapBuses carrying 307 Ukrainian prisoners of war arrived at an undisclosed location in Ukraine on Saturday, 24 May, where emotional reunions unfolded between the returning soldiers and their families. The exchange with Russia, confirmed by both Kyiv and Moscow, is part of a broader agreement aimed at repatriating 1,000 individuals from both sides.
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3 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | William Booth |Catherine Belton |Madalin Necsutu |Mădălin Necșuțu
Pro-European centrist beats right-wing nationalist in Romanian vote (washingtonpost.com) Pro-European centrist beats right-wing nationalist in Romanian vote By William Booth; Catherine Belton; Madalin Necsutu 2025051819370500 BUCHAREST, Romania — The centrist, pro-European mayor of Bucharest defeated a right-wing Euroskeptic on Sunday in a presidential election that analysts called Romania's most consequential since the 1989 fall of communism.
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The centrist, pro-European mayor of Bucharest defeated a far-right-wing Euroskeptic on Sunday in a presidential election that analysts called Romania’s most consequential since the 1989 fall of communism. w/@boothwilliam https://t.co/jNB0rdTLnL
RT @olliecarroll: Putin’s man now accusing European leaders of taking cocaine. High level diplomacy at work.
RT @shaunwalker7: Yesterday we published our investigation into torture & death of Ukrainian journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna. Now, what I…