Trump plans major statement on Russia after growing frustration with Putin - Ukrainian intelligence officer shot dead in Kyiv car park in broad daylight with assailant still at large

By Ben Aris in Berlin US allies have agreed to pick up the bill for arming Ukraine from now on, US President Donald Trump said in an interview with NBC News on July 11. 'We’re sending weapons to Nato,

Jake Sullivan, former national security advisor under Joe Biden, has denied that the administration focused on preventing escalation by Russia or Ukraine, insisting its main priority was to supply Ukraine with weapons.

The president denied any involvement in the weapons shipment halt to Kyiv and vowed to send more arms and aid to the nation amid continued Russian incursion.

A new book alleges that President Donald Trump told donors he threatened Russian President Vladimir Putin with bombing Moscow if Russia invaded Ukraine.

On Russia, Trump is amazingly conventional, following in the well-worn path of George Bush, Barack Obama and Joe Biden, all three presidents who came before his second term.

Ukraine backers on Capitol Hill are itching for President Joe Biden to step up his case for why the US should send more money to Ukraine in its fight against Russia, as warning bells sound about ...