VLADIMIR Putin is hellbent on flooding Europe with dangerous criminals and serial rapists if a Ukrainian ceasefire is signed, a top foreign minister has warned. Russia’s despot could deploy

Putin just shattered a so-called promise to Donald Trump—launching the biggest missile and drone attack of the year on Ukraine. With temperatures plunging below -20°C, cities like Kyiv and Kharkiv were left in darkness and freezing cold after Russia’s brutal hypersonic assault.

Evidence suggests Russia's strategic position in Ukraine is weakening, with severe attrition and limited territorial gains. A recent analysis indicates Putin has reached the end of his military momentum,

NATO was forced to scramble fighter jets after Russia unleashed a major missile and drone attack on Ukraine, breaking a promise that Trump said Putin had made

The US and Russia have agreed to reestablish direct military-to-military dialogue following recent Ukraine peace talks, signaling a thaw under Presidents Trump and Putin.

The Trump White House is attempting to end Russia's invasion of Ukraine, but disagreements over territorial concessions continue.

President Donald Trump runs hot and cold in his relationship with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin — often at the same time

Vladimir Putin is preparing to send hundreds of thousands of former soldiers to wreak havoc across Europe after any ceasefire in Ukraine, Estonia’s foreign minister told The Telegraph.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that foreign troops could enter Ukraine immediately after a peace agreement is signed, telling the Ukrainian parliament that forces from willing NATO members would deploy without delay to secure the post-war environment.

As Ukraine froze in -20°C darkness, Russia unleashed a record drone and missile barrage that shattered hopes for Trump’s much‑touted “energy truce.” Was this a calculated move by Putin to gain leverage before the next round of Abu Dhabi peace talks,