Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared a three-day ceasefire in Ukraine from May 8-11 and called on Kyiv to do the same, the Kremlin said Monday.

Vladimir Putin has announced a temporary ceasefire.

The Kremlin has declared a two-day unilateral ceasefire in Ukraine. President Vladimir Putin announced on Monday afternoon ...

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Pyongyang confirmed on Monday for the first time the deployment of troops to Russia under a mutual defense treaty. Vladimir ...

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North Korean authorities confirmed for the first time that the country's forces fought against Ukrainian troops in Russia's ...

Anthony Scaramucci contrasted Donald Trump's attitude to Vladimir Putin with his more strident approach to other world ...

MOSCOW, April 28. /TASS/. Moscow signals its readiness to explore the latest US peace plan; India and Pakistan are on a collision course in the wake of the deadly Kashmir attack; and NATO kicks off ...

Officials say Ukraine and Russia have targeted each other with long-range strikes amid continuing uncertainty about whether ...

Russia attacked Ukrainian regions with 149 drones on Sunday night, as Trump tries to end the conflict with peace talks.