The Trump administration has ruled out deploying US troops on the ground in Ukraine, but officials suggest Washington could provide air support.

Russia's top military and political officials joined Putin in the closed city of Sarov, which houses the Russian Federal Nuclear Center, on Aug. 22.

By tying his proposal to security guarantee negotiations, Ukranian Presodent Volodymyr Zelenskyy could just as easily be suggesting an additional plan or something longer term.

There are too many drones and only so many frequencies. Friendly jamming happens, sometimes as an accident, sometimes in panic.

Ukrainian President Zelensky is pushing a massive deal for U.S. weapons funded by Europe in what observers call a bid to buy the flighty U.S. President Donald Trump’s dedication. Zelensky wants Europe to pay the U.

North Korea is "no longer content to have its nuclear weapons and be left alone," a former senior U.S. official told Newsweek.

Moscow continues to throw cold water on the prospect of Putin-Zelenskyy meeting, and is insisting Russia have a role in security guarantees for Ukraine.

In Washington, Ukraine and Europe received promises that Trump would continue selling arms to Ukraine and demonstrated that they have seats at the negotiating table. Trump, for his part, reassured critics that he was not cutting a deal with Putin behind the backs of his NATO allies.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said multiple aspects of security guarantees were discussed with President Trump and European leaders Monday.

Russia launched four missiles and 136 drones into Ukraine overnight into Monday morning, according to Ukraine's air force.

Poland has firmly ruled out sending troops to Ukraine, delivering a strong and clear message in the ongoing conflict. Government spokesperson Adam Szlapka explained that Warsaw has no plans to participate in any military coalition,