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3 days ago | kyivpost.com | Alex Raufoglu

WASHINGTON, D.C. - President Donald Trump raised expectations once again on Sunday over a possible peace agreement in Russia’s war against Ukraine, writing in a social media post that he hoped for a diplomatic breakthrough in the coming days without specifying what that might entail, Kyiv Post’s Washington correspondent reports. “Hopefully Russia and Ukraine will make a deal this week,” Trump wrote in all capital letters on Truth Social platform.

5 days ago | kyivpost.com | Timothy Garton Ash

Yet more game playing by Russia’s President Putin with the announcement of an Easter truce – followed by yet another drone attack on Kyiv. No doubt he is trying to outmaneuver Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky in front of Trump – make him appear unreasonable and give Trump the pretext he needs to then to pull all US support for Ukraine.

6 days ago | kyivpost.com | Alex Raufoglu

WASHINGTON DC – Former US President Joe Biden’s top national security aide on Europe dismisses President Donald Trump’s recent narrative on Russia’s war in Ukraine as claims that his predecessor and the Ukrainian leadership had failed to prevent “avoidable war.” Ambassador Michael Carpenter, who served as Senior Director for Europe at the National Security Council under the Biden White House, acknowledged in an interview with Kyiv Post’s Washington correspondent that early donations of more...

6 days ago | kyivpost.com | Timothy Garton Ash

We have been blessed, or perhaps best put “tarnished” this week by simply idiotic comments from Donald Trump and his Middle East cum Russia – Ukraine peace talks envoy, Steve Witkoff. In response to the heinous Russian attack on Sumy, which killed 34 civilians, injuring many more, Trump failed to criticize Russia, calling it simply a mistake and then went on to seemingly blame Zelensky for starting a war with a stronger opponent. Follow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official.

6 days ago | kyivpost.com | Alex Raufoglu

Reported from Washington D.C. - The top US diplomat said Friday that his country was prepared to be engaged in Ukraine peace efforts for “as long as it takes, but not indefinitely, not without progress,” Kyiv Post’s Washington correspondent reports.Speaking to reporters at Le Bourget airport in France before flying to Washington Friday morning, Secretary of State Marco Rubio called Paris talks “constructive, very helpful” and thanked European partners for hosting them, signaling another...