President Donald Trump explained why he wants to keep trying to make a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine, during an Oval Office press conference Thursday with the German chancellor . PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: So it’s not the money.

US President Donald Trump essentially blamed Ukraine for Russia's massive attack on the night of June 6, reports Reuters. When asked about how the SBU's Spiderweb special operation against Russian strategic aviation affected the nature of the war,

By Andreas Rinke, Andrea Shalal, Sarah Marsh and Jeff Mason WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz kicked off a White House meeting on Thursday with talks on Ukraine and trade but none of the fireworks that have characterized other Oval Office meetings with foreign leaders.

Trump said his latest call with Putin wouldn't lead to "immediate peace" as he relayed the Russian leader's plans to retaliate against Ukraine.

Donald Trump gave a speech on the Russian invasion of Ukraine from an airstrip in New Jersey, where he was asked by a reporter what he would do about the situation

Ukraine’s drone strikes deep into Russia delivered a humiliating blow to Moscow last weekend. Kyiv’s defenders celebrated the attack as a triumph of modern warfare and a warning to Russian President Vladimir Putin. But the extraordinary operation got a different response inside the White House: anger.

President Trump's meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz will take place amid a backdrop of tensions between the U.S. and Europe over trade and Ukraine.

As Putin ramps up his summer offensive in Ukraine, will he succeed? - ANALYSIS: Russia is stepping up its summer offensive both on the ground and in the air but support from Europe and sophisticated drone warfare could help Ukraine hold Moscow back.