WASHINGTON, August 16. /TASS/. The Alaska meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his US counterpart, Donald Trump, marks an important step toward normalizing the relations between the ...

Azarov also highlighted that after his meeting with Putin, Trump appeared to have gained a clearer understanding of the situation ...

"We discussed practically all tracks of our cooperation, but first of all, of course, we talked about a possible resolution of the Ukrainian crisis on a fair basis," Putin said ...

The talks held in Alaska between US President Trump and Russian President Putin gave a new impetus to the search for ways to end the Russian-Ukrainian war. We welcome the Alaska summit and hope that ...

European Union, which has lost its influence over the Ukrainian crisis and failed to establish itself as a decisive actor, is now searching for new avenues to affirm its relevance, Vulin said ...

Politician emphasized that European leaders, including German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, should now focus on facilitating negotiations by proposing a realistic peace plan and ensuring Zelensky is held ...

Professor Yury Borovsky speculated that the Kremlin and the White House "share a common plan of action" to address the Ukraine crisis ...

Malek Dudakov speculated that the "big question" Trump referred to during a joint press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin may involve territorial concessions by Ukraine ...

According to the official, India hopes that the outcome of the meeting between the Russian and US leaders will have a positive effect on trade talks between New Delhi and Washington ...

Kastyukevich stressed that Russia's dominant role in the Ukrainian issue is no longer "a matter for discussion, but a fact" for the world ...

"We will continue to strengthen sanctions and wider economic measures to put pressure on Russia's war economy until there is a just and lasting peace," the document says ...

If the relations of US and Russiad steadily improve, then @obviously it will eliminate the need of America imposing the secondary sanctions on India," the Robinder Sachdev said ...