Kremlin Says 'Let's See' if Trump Victory Will Help End Ukraine War
MOSCOW (Reuters) -The Kremlin reacted cautiously on Wednesday after Donald Trump was elected U.S. president, saying the U.S. was still a hostile state and that only time would tell if Trump's rhetoric on ending the Ukraine war translated into reality.
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin appears to be assuming that U.S. President-elect Donald Trump will defer to the Kremlin's ...
The election of the Republican candidate is not generating the same enthusiasm as in 2016. Few officials in Moscow believe that Washington will really change its policy toward Russia.
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Washington is by far Kyiv’s largest military backer – and any loss in support will mean more deaths on the front line, writes Chris Stevenson. But if a push to end the war does come from the White ...
Moscow has neither denied nor directly confirmed the presence of North Korean troops on its soil, with President Vladimir ...
Vladimir Putin is ready to discuss Ukraine with Donald Trump, but that doesn't mean he is willing to alter his demands, the Kremlin has said. The Russian president congratulated Mr Trump on ...
The Kremlin has so far refused to congratulate Donald Trump on winning the US presidential race, but at least one influential ...
Moscow prosecutors have opened a case against journalist Andrey ... Pertsev, who writes for Meduza about Russia’s Kremlin ...
Just one day after Hungary assumed the EU's rotating presidency in July, Orban declared that Volodymyr Zelensky must order ...
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Russia Has 'China's Respect' for Resisting the West—KremlinZhang was received on Wednesday in Moscow by Russia's president as well as Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu. China's state media didn't carry the Kremlin's transcript, but Chinese broadcasts showed ...
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