Russia-Ukraine War

The U.S. president said only a unified embargo and sweeping trade duties would cut off Moscow’s war funding.

Trump said that he was prepared to issue new sanctions against the Russian banking and oil sectors, as well as tariffs on nations that purchase oil from Russia.

The restrictions were put in place after Polish and NATO allied forces shot down suspected Russian drones over Polish airspace.

The president has criticized Europe for failing to fully break with Russian energy.

NATO stated that this was its first aircraft engagement in Allied airspace, showing its capability and resolve to defend Allied territory.

The Polish armed forces said that efforts are underway to ‘locate the downed objects.’

Trump told reporters that he was ‘not thrilled’ by the latest attacks on Ukrainian cities and suggested new sanctions.

A government building in Kyiv was set ablaze during what Ukrainian officials say was the largest drone attack by Russia since the conflict began in early 2022.

President Donald Trump said he was ‘not happy’ about the current state of negotiations, Russia, or ‘anything having to do with that war.’

It comes as Russia launched more than 800 drones and missiles on Ukraine overnight on Sept. 7.

The Russian president said peace summit can only happen in Moscow, while the Ukrainian leader called the idea a stalling tactic.

‘It was calculated that approximately 30 percent of Ukraine’s [territory] is now affected by mines,’ says environmental scientist Allen Dobrovolsky.

This year, the Swedish Transport Agency has reported 733 incidents recorded up to Aug. 28, up from 55 across the whole of 2023.

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s comments come after French President Emmanuel Macron said 26 nations had offered to provide security guarantees to Ukraine.

Trump told European leaders that Russia earned about 1.1 billion euros from fuel sales to the European Union over the past year.

Putin said he was ready to meet Zelenskyy in Moscow while Kiev dismissed the proposal as ‘unacceptable.’

The U.S. president said only a unified embargo and sweeping trade duties would cut off Moscow’s war funding.

Trump said that he was prepared to issue new sanctions against the Russian banking and oil sectors, as well as tariffs on nations that purchase oil from Russia.

The restrictions were put in place after Polish and NATO allied forces shot down suspected Russian drones over Polish airspace.

The president has criticized Europe for failing to fully break with Russian energy.

NATO stated that this was its first aircraft engagement in Allied airspace, showing its capability and resolve to defend Allied territory.

The Polish armed forces said that efforts are underway to ‘locate the downed objects.’

Trump told reporters that he was ‘not thrilled’ by the latest attacks on Ukrainian cities and suggested new sanctions.

A government building in Kyiv was set ablaze during what Ukrainian officials say was the largest drone attack by Russia since the conflict began in early 2022.

President Donald Trump said he was ‘not happy’ about the current state of negotiations, Russia, or ‘anything having to do with that war.’

It comes as Russia launched more than 800 drones and missiles on Ukraine overnight on Sept. 7.

The Russian president said peace summit can only happen in Moscow, while the Ukrainian leader called the idea a stalling tactic.

‘It was calculated that approximately 30 percent of Ukraine’s [territory] is now affected by mines,’ says environmental scientist Allen Dobrovolsky.

This year, the Swedish Transport Agency has reported 733 incidents recorded up to Aug. 28, up from 55 across the whole of 2023.

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s comments come after French President Emmanuel Macron said 26 nations had offered to provide security guarantees to Ukraine.

Trump told European leaders that Russia earned about 1.1 billion euros from fuel sales to the European Union over the past year.

Putin said he was ready to meet Zelenskyy in Moscow while Kiev dismissed the proposal as ‘unacceptable.’