US EditionTrump’s blitz is failing to deliver instant gratification, but it is changing the world
- Donald Trump has been U.S. President for nearly 100 days, during which Russian missiles continue to hit Ukraine, with no peace in sight following his promises for a quick resolution.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky welcomed Trump's pledge for peace, but military engagements, such as missile attacks in Sumy, continue to cause civilian casualties.
- Despite Ukraine's losses, Russia seeks to control additional Ukrainian territories and has laid out demands that undermine Ukraine's sovereignty.
- Trump's administration struggles to enforce pressure on Russia, often making excuses for Moscow while failing to address Ukraine's security needs.
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'Putin and his cronies laugh at Trump': Ex-Swedish PM says US being 'played' by Russia
Former Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt has criticized President Donald Trump for his failure to restore peace in Ukraine despite his pledge to end the war on "day one.""It has been nearly 100 days since Donald Trump returned to the U.S. presidency and Russian missiles continue to rain down on Ukrainian civilians. Despite Trump’s pledge to end the war on 'day one,' peace is nowhere in sight. When will the administration acknowledge that it is f…
Trump's 'Devastatingly Incompetent' Attempts at Negotiating an End to the Ukraine War
Greetings from a gloriously sunny and warm Kyiv, quite a turnaround given it was snowing just a week ago. As ever, the news has not stopped so let's get right into it. The Ceasefire It's almost as if Donald Trump isn't actually that good at making deals. Shortly before taking office, the incoming administration made a big deal of the belief they could bring peace to Ukraine in 100 days, revised slightly up from the original target of 24 hours. A…
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Free Malaysia Today NewsTrump’s 100 days of failure in Ukraine
STOCKHOLM – It has been nearly 100 days since Donald Trump returned to the U.S. presidency and Russian missiles continue to rain down on Ukrainian civilians. Despite Trump’s pledge to end the war on “day one,” peace is nowhere in sight. When will the administration acknowledge that it is failing? Trump’s initial demands were straightforward: stop fighting and start negotiating. After his first conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin, …
Nearly 100 days of Trump, and Putin is still calling the shots
It has been nearly 100 days since Donald Trump returned to the U.S. presidency and Russian missiles continue to rain down on Ukrainian civilians. Despite Trump’s pledge to end the war on “day one,” peace is nowhere in sight. When will the administration acknowledge that it is failing?
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