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Putin Warns Western Troops in Ukraine Would Be “Legitimate Targets”

Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued a strong warning that any Western troops deployed in Ukraine will be considered “legitimate targets for defeat.” Speaking at an economic forum in Russia’s Far East, he said the war stemmed from efforts to draw Ukraine into NATO. “If any troops appear there, especially during the ongoing hostilities, we assume they will be legitimate targets for defeat,” he declared. His remarks followed pledges from dozens of Western countries to support a possible peacekeeping mission if a ceasefire agreement is reached. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that 26 nations are backing “security guarantees” in different ways, including air defense, naval support, and even ground presence. Putin argued that third-party involvement would be unnecessary if Russia and Ukraine reached a binding ceasefire. “If decisions are reached that lead to long-term peace, then I simply see no […]

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Putin Vows to Target Western Troops if Sent to Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that any Western forces deployed to Ukraine would be considered “legitimate targets” for Russia’s military. His comments came Friday at an economic forum in Vladivostok, a day after Kyiv’s allies announced plans to send troops as part of a potential peace agreement. On Thursday, 26 countries led by France and Britain pledged to join a “reassurance force” on land, at sea, and in the air to monitor any eventual peace deal. The war, which began in February 2022, has already claimed tens of thousands of lives, displaced millions, and devastated much of Ukraine’s east and south. “If some troops appear there, especially now during the fighting, we proceed from the premise that they will be legitimate targets,” Putin said, insisting that foreign deployments would not foster long-term peace. He also blamed Ukraine’s growing military […]

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Putin and Xi hail ‘unprecedented’ ties ahead of Beijing military parade

Vladimir Putin has described his relationship with Xi Jinping as being at an “unprecedented level” during talks in Beijing, just a day before China stages its largest-ever military parade. Calling Xi a “dear friend,” Putin underlined the closeness of their ties, while Chinese state media praised the partnership as exemplary. Russia is set to increase gas supplies to China, while Beijing will allow Russians visa-free travel for a year on a trial basis. The timing is significant. Xi is preparing to welcome North Korea’s Kim Jong Un in Beijing, where he, Putin, and Kim will appear side by side as tens of thousands of Chinese troops march through the capital to mark 80 years since Japan’s surrender in World War II. For Xi, it is a moment to showcase his influence, both as leader of the world’s second-largest economy and […]

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Kremlin Discounts Zelenskyy Meeting as Trump Questions Putin’s Deal Intentions

Efforts to forge a peace deal are facing increased skepticism as diplomatic momentum falters. While U.S. President Donald Trump has raised the possibility that Russian President Vladimir Putin may not be interested in negotiating, Kremlin officials continue to deny talks with Ukraine’s leader are imminent. Kremlin Plays Down Summit Hopes The Kremlin has cautiously undermined speculation regarding an imminent summit between Putin and Zelenskyy. Moscow insists that any meeting must be preceded by thorough preparation at diplomatic and expert levels—a stark contrast to hopes of fast-tracked, high-level talks. Speaking publicly, Trump introduced a sobering note of realism: “We’re going to find out,” he remarked, suggesting that Putin may be reluctant to finalize a peace deal. Observers view Putin's contradictory signals as symptomatic of deeper strategic missteps. Putin's insistence on symbolic or territorial gains—paired with his continued rejection of Zelenskyy’s legitimacy—undermines […]

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Trump, Putin Summit Ends Without Ukraine Breakthrough

US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin ended their high-profile summit on Friday without securing a deal on Ukraine. The three-hour talks produced warm words and promises of progress but no agreement on a ceasefire. Speaking afterward, President Trump called the meeting “extremely productive” and said both leaders had agreed on “many points,” though he offered no details. “We’re not there yet. There’s no deal until there’s a deal,” he said. Putin, for his part, said the discussions could help pave the way for peace in Ukraine. Smiling at Trump, he suggested their next meeting should be held in Moscow. The summit highlighted the personal rapport between the two leaders. Putin praised Trump, claiming the war in Ukraine would not have started if Trump had been president earlier. Trump, meanwhile, repeated his criticism of US intelligence findings that […]

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