Hours after the tenuous Easter ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia came to an end, Presidents of the warring nations commented on the experience of the past 24 hours and how it may affect the future.

Putin suggests first direct peace talks with Zelensky ahead of London summit - Russia has resumed its brutal aerial assault ...

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov confirmed that Putin had not ordered an extension of the truce. But Ukraine sadi the ...

KYIV: Russia launched a wave of aerial attacks at Ukraine on Monday in an abrupt end to a fragile Easter truce, while ...

Ahead of US talks with Ukraine and European allies, Vladimir Putin says he is open to direct peace talks with Zelensky ...

Ukrainians gathered together to mark Easter, with little faith in the possibility of a ceasefire with Russia as both sides ...

The attack targeted a residential building in a densely populated neighborhood, according to local authorities. At least ...

One senior administration official told The Post plans may include deploying European forces to Ukraine should an end to the ...

Kyiv: A Ukrainian delegation will be in London on Wednesday for ceasefire talks, as European and US officials press for a ...

Moscow said on Monday its troops had "strictly" adhered to a 30-hour ceasefire, while Ukraine reported continued attacks ...

Russian forces carried out 3,000 shelling attacks and assault operations and dropped almost 90 aerial bombs. — Ukrinform.