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After White House Clash, U.S. and Ukraine Hold Talks in Saudi Arabia: What to Know

Saudi Arabia will host officials from Washington and Kyiv to smooth over relations after President Trump and Zelensky clashed at the White House.

Reuters on MSN · 5h

US to assess Ukraine's peace stance in Saudi Arabia meeting

Hundreds of thousands of people in Australia's Queensland state were without power on Sunday after Alfred, a downgraded tropical cyclone, brought damaging winds and heavy rains, sparking flood warnings.

U.S. News & World Report · 2h

Zelenskiy Heads to Saudi Arabia Ahead of Crunch US Talks

Under huge pressure from Trump, who wants the war ended at lightning speed, Zelenskiy has been at pains to show they are on the same page, despite failing to win promises of U.S.

Trump: Ukraine 'May Not Survive' War

Firstpost · 27m

Trump says Ukraine 'may not survive' war with Russia even if US support continues, blames Biden for the 'mess'

The comments from Trump came at a time when Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will visit Saudi Arabia for a meeting with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, on Monday

National Review on MSN · 15h

Trump: Ukraine ‘May Not Survive’ War, Even With U.S. Aid

Ukraine may not be able to survive against Russia even with U.S. support, President Donald Trump said in a Fox News interview that aired on Sunday. “Well, it may not survive anyway,” Trump said in an interview on Sunday Morning Futures when asked about his decision to roll back U.

Yahoo · 20h

Trump suggests Ukraine might not be able to survive against Russia

President Donald Trump sat down with 'Sunday Morning Futures' anchor Maria Bartiromo and shed light on the Ukraine mineral deal fallout, his approach to Russia, Hamas and Iran and the dangers nuclear weapons present.

Russia Pushes Ukrainian Forces Back in Kursk

The New York Times · 3h

Russian Forces Depleted and Stalling on Eastern Front, Ukraine Says

But as Ukraine prepares to meet with U.S. officials, Ukrainian soldiers say they are bracing for attacks to take advantage of a pause in U.S. intelligence.

The Wall Street Journal on MSN · 14h

Russia Pushes Ukrainian Forces Back in Kursk After U.S. Halts Support

Efforts to eject Ukrainian forces from Russian territory accelerated after President Trump halted support for Kyiv.

U.S. News & World Report · 1d

Russian Offensive Under Way Against Ukrainian Forces in Kursk Region

Ukrainian troops stormed into Russia's Kursk region last summer, taking chunks of territory in an unexpected lightning attack more than two years after Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered tens of thousands of troops into Ukraine.

Ukraine, Afghanistan and Lindsey Graham

Newsweek on MSN · 6h

Lindsey Graham's Warning Over Abandoning Ukraine—'Worse Than Afghanistan'

The GOP senator warned that pulling out of Ukraine would be "worse than Afghanistan," adding that he would give Kyiv "what they need."

NBC News on MSN · 7h

Sen. Lindsey Graham: A pause in U.S. help for Ukraine could be 'worse than Afghanistan'

Sen. Lindsey Graham warned of potential disastrous consequences for Ukraine if the Trump administration doesn't restart military aid and intelligence sharing.

Kyiv Independent on MSN · 4h

Ditching Ukraine would 'be worse than Afghanistan,' Republican senator says

The U.S. cannot cut off aid to Ukraine while it fights against Russia, Republican Senator Lindsey Graham said on March 9. The U.S. froze intelligence sharing and military aid to Ukraine soon after a heated argument broke out between President Volodymyr Zelensky and U.

US set to resume intelligence sharing with Ukraine

Reuters on MSN · 1h

Trump says US has "just about" ended pause on Ukraine intel sharing

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday that the United States had "just about" ended a suspension of intelligence sharing with Ukraine, and that he expects good results out of upcoming talks with Ukrainian officials in Saudi Arabia.

Bloomberg on MSN · 7h

US Freeze on Ukraine Intel Sharing Just About Lifted, Trump Says

US President Donald Trump said he had largely lifted a freeze on US intelligence sharing with Ukraine as he looked to push both Kyiv and Moscow to the negotiating table in hopes of brokering a peace deal.

Kyiv Independent on MSN · 3h

US has 'just about' lifted pause on intelligence sharing with Ukraine, Trump tells media

The United States has "just about" ended its freeze on intelligence sharing with Kyiv, U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One on March 9. CIA Director John Ratcliffe announced on March 5 that the U.

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Musk, Rubio and Polish minister bicker over Starlink's role in Ukraine

European nations question reliability of Starlink in Ukraine's war effort against Russia amid Elon Musk's controversial ...

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Can NATO survive without the United States?

Europe is staring down the barrel of a stark new reality where the United States being the backbone of NATO – the alliance ...

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Ukraine supporters focus on hope and resilience as US relations sour and war carries on

Religious leaders, scholars and diplomats have gathered at the University of Notre Dame in Indiana for a conference on ...

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Who Holds the Trump Cards in Ukraine?

With strained relations between the United States and Ukraine, Kyiv faces a tough hand at the negotiation table, struggling ...

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U.S. suspends commercial satellite imagery service to Ukraine

Maxar, a leading provider of orbital imagery, said that the U.S. government has decided to temporarily suspend services to ...

Kyiv Post1h

Ukraine Considers Ceasefire Deal to Win Back US Military Support

A partial ceasefire would mean stopping drone and long-range missile strikes, as well as halting fighting in the Black Sea, ...

Cfr.org3d

Here’s How Much Aid the United States Has Sent Ukraine

A large share of the money in the aid bills has been spent in the United States, paying for American factories and workers to produce the various weapons that are either shipped to Ukraine or ...

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Uncertainty for Ukranian refugees across the country and West Michigan amid potential legal status changes

More than 240,000 Ukrainian refugees have sought safety in the United States due to the war. However, the future of temporary citizenship for many, including those in West Michigan, remains uncertain.

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