Russia launched attacks on Ukraine's energy infra, Zelenskyy said on Oct 19, adding that Kyiv received no early warning from partner nations.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine said President Donald Trump is trying to force Ukraine to surrender in the war against Russia.

President Donald Trump defended his move of suspending Russia sanctions two days before the law would take into effect on Sunday. On Friday, Trump signed an executive order to exempt Russia from the...

US President Donald Trump has waived nearly all substantive sanctions, tariffs, and restrictions included in a bipartisan law aimed at pressuring Russia to end its war against Ukraine, prompting sharp criticism from Ukraine advocates and US lawmakers from both parties.

President Donald Trump slammed his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy and defended his decision to waive sweeping sanctions planned against Russia as an effort to keep Moscow at the negotiating table amid criticism from Kyiv and US lawmakers that it sends the wrong message to the Kremlin.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Monday that Ukraine once again did not receive an early warning before Russian ballistic missiles crashed into the energy infrastructure.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha said that US President Donald Trump's decision to waive sweeping sanctions against Russia was "indecisiveness," which "sends the wrong message to the aggressor."

Russia continued to pound Ukraine with missiles and drones, killing civilians and damaging residential buildings and energy sites, as Kyiv described disruptions to the satellite communications of US company SpaceX, crucial to the country's defense, as a deliberate "operation."