What steps will Trump take next? Yesterday, Putin appeared in military uniform, and today his aide Ushakov stated that a ceasefire would not be beneficial for Russia. Was it expected that the U.S.

Yuri Ushakov's comments came a day after his phone call with U.S. national security adviser Michael Waltz. Mr Putin's aide said that Moscow wants a “long-term peaceful settlement that takes into ...

Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov said on Thursday (March 13, 2025) that a proposal for a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine backed by the U.S. and Ukraine needed to be reworked to take account of Russia's own ...

Mr. Putin emerged later to sand the rougher edges off Mr. Ushakov, saying he really wants peace. But it must be a “lasting peace,” and not merely a temporary cease-fire. Mr. Putin said there ...

Ushakov said he outlined Russia’s stance in a conversation with U.S. National Security Advisor Mike Waltz, making clear that Moscow views a ceasefire as simply a short-term reprieve for Ukraine’s ...

Mr Yuri Ushakov, a former ambassador to Washington who speaks for Mr Putin on major foreign policy issues, told Russian media that he had spoken to Mr Waltz on March 12 to outline Russia’s ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday rejected the terms of President Trump’s proposed 30-day cease-fire in Ukraine, demanding that the West stop arming Kyiv before the Kremlin would ...

Earlier on Thursday, Kremlin aide Yuriy Ushakov said Moscow doesn’t want a temporary ceasefire, claiming it would give a break to the Ukrainian army. Ushakov said he explained Russia’s stance ...

Earlier, Yuri Ushakov, one of Putin's senior aides and negotiators, dismissed the 30-day ceasefire proposal as "nothing other than a temporary time-out for Ukrainian soldiers" that would allow ...

Speaking on Russian state television, Ushakov dismissed a 30-day ceasefire as a mere "breather" for Ukrainian troops, emphasizing Moscow's preference for substantive peace talks. Ushakov ...