Ukraine

Americans are increasingly skeptical of former President Donald Trump’s ability to manage the war in Ukraine, according to a new national survey that highlights deep partisan divides and shifting public sentiment more than four years ... more

Ukraine's field medical system, built under wartime conditions, has become a subject of study for military analysts and NATO allies. Underground stabilization points, developed in partnership with Ukrainian businesses, have shaped a new approach to ... more

For most residents in the Finger Lakes region, concerns in late 2025 might center on lake-effect snow or property taxes. But for the thousands of Ukrainian-Americans and recent refugees who call areas from Seneca Falls ... more

U.S. President Donald Trump recently argued that Ukraine should not resist Russia because “you cannot win if the enemy is ten times bigger.” On the surface, the claim sounds pragmatic. Yet history repeatedly demonstrates that ... more

At Speak Ukrainian, we believe that language is a living, breathing bridge to the nation's soul. Ukrainian is more than just another language — it's an embodiment of resilience, identity, and history. Our mission is ... more

President Donald Trump warned Friday that the U.S. could walk away from efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine war if peace negotiations stall, according to remarks from the Oval Office. He echoed Secretary of State Marco ... more

A new Pew Research Center survey reveals a growing partisan divide in how Americans view Russia, the war in Ukraine, and the U.S. role in NATO, with Republicans showing significant shifts away from previously held ... more

Ukrainian business, industry and infrastructure have suffered greatly during the full-scale war. Rinat Akhmetov faced huge losses. The Azovstal plant in Mariupol was destroyed in the fighting. This enterprise produced one-fifth of all steel in ... more

President Donald Trump held a two-hour phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday, describing the conversation as “great” and highlighting efforts to negotiate a ceasefire in Ukraine. However, Putin rejected an immediate 30-day ... more

Ukraine and the U.S. are finalizing an agreement granting American access to Ukraine’s critical minerals, though Kyiv won’t receive the security guarantees it sought. The deal follows strained relations after Trump proposed using Ukraine’s mineral ... more

Russia has proposed allowing the U.S. to access rare earth minerals in Ukrainian territories under Moscow’s control, appealing to Trump’s interest in Ukraine’s resources. The offer was discussed during a recent meeting between U.S. and ... more

A new Gallup poll shows deep partisan divides in Americans’ views of Israel, Ukraine, and Mexico. Republicans favor Israel overwhelmingly (83% approval), compared to 33% of Democrats—a record 50-point gap. Views on Ukraine and Mexico ... more

The Trump administration has proposed that the U.S. receive 50% ownership of Ukraine’s rare earth minerals as repayment for military aid, with potential troop deployment to secure the resources if a peace deal with Russia ... more

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that Ukraine has a “low chance” of surviving without U.S. military support, as Russia continues its slow advance. Speaking at the Munich Security Conference, he cautioned that Russian President Vladimir ... more

A Pew Research Center survey finds that opinions on U.S. aid to Ukraine remain sharply divided along party lines. While 47% of Republicans believe the U.S. is providing too much support, only 14% of Democrats ... more

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba resigned Wednesday amid a major government reshuffle, as Russian strikes killed at least seven people in Lviv. Kuleba, a key figure since the war's onset, didn’t disclose reasons for stepping ... more

Ukrainian forces pressed forward with their unprecedented incursion into Russia's Kursk region on Wednesday, claiming further territorial gains, capturing over 100 Russian soldiers, and downing a Russian jet bomber. In the second week of the ... more

As war rages near their borders, Eastern European nations face an uphill battle in enlisting young soldiers to bolster their defenses against a resurgent Russia. Eastern European countries, once under Soviet control and now members ... more

Russian President Vladimir Putin was visibly stunned as military chiefs informed him of Ukraine's significant incursion into Russia’s Kursk region. In a tense meeting with top military officials, Vladimir Putin learned that 1,000 Ukrainian soldiers ... more