Yuliia Dysa

1 day ago | msn.com | Olena Harmash |Yuliia Dysa

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1 day ago | kelo.com | Olena Harmash |Yuliia Dysa

By Olena Harmash and Yuliia DysaKYIV (Reuters) – Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Tuesday said he was prepared to negotiate with Russia “in any format” once a ceasefire takes hold while the Financial Times reported that Russian President Vladimir Putin has offered to halt Moscow’s invasion at the current frontlines. Putin on Monday suggested bilateral talks with Kyiv for the first time since early in the war which is more than three years old.

1 day ago | usnews.com | Olena Harmash |Yuliia Dysa

By Olena Harmash and Yuliia DysaKYIV (Reuters) - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Tuesday said he was prepared to negotiate with Russia "in any format" once a ceasefire takes hold while the Financial Times reported that Russian President Vladimir Putin has offered to halt Moscow's invasion at the current frontlines. Putin on Monday suggested bilateral talks with Kyiv for the first time since early in the war which is more than three years old.

6 days ago | ksl.com | Yuliia Dysa |Angelo Amante |Trevor Hunnicutt

WASHINGTON — Ukraine and the U.S. could sign the minerals and economic cooperation deal they've been negotiating as soon as next week, President Donald Trump said on Thursday. "We have a minerals deal, which I guess is going to be signed on Thursday," Trump told reporters at the White House, in an apparent reference to the U.S.-Ukraine deal.

1 week ago | usnews.com | Yuliia Dysa |Max Hunder

By Yuliia Dysa and Max HunderKYIV (Reuters) - Russian forces are trying out a new tactic of larger-scale assaults involving several hundred troops, according to Ukraine's military, as Kyiv girds for a new offensive push from its bigger adversary more than three years into a full-scale war. The change signals a possible break with the tactics which Russia has leant on for over two years, sending in tiny groups of infantry to seep slowly through Ukrainian lines.