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Ex-envoy to Russia on Trump's negotiating strategy: 'incredibly bad' -- Trump said Ukraine is 'more difficult to deal with' than Russia; that might be about to change -- Ukraine doesn't trust Russia but wants to show readiness for peace -- Russian intelligence recruited teenagers for terrorist attack in western Ukraine -- Losing foothold in Russia's Kursk Oblast would be politically significant -- and more

Putin unwilling to compromise on Ukraine, sets maximalist demand -- Half of Ukrainians say territorial concessions, forfeiting NATO membership in exchange for ending war completely unacceptable -- Ukraine targets Russian oil facilities in Moscow, Oryol oblasts in mass strike overnight -- Do US-Russia talks on Ukraine mark a reappearance of colonial power play? -- and more

US, Ukraine charities see surge in donations after Trump’s attacks -- [vblog] Navigating the world of Trump and Musk's lies -- No threat of encirclement for Ukrainian troops in Russia's Kursk Oblast -- We tried to buy American chips as a Russian defense manufacturer, and it worked -- and more

JD Vance's cousin, former volunteer fighter in Ukraine, condemns VP's 'ambush' of Zelensky -- [vblog] Trump's betrayal and Europe's response -- Trump's increasing support for Russia leaves Zelensky with fewer options to secure US backing -- Ukrainian drone reportedly attacks oil depot in Russia's Chuvashia for first time -- and more

[vblog] British MP: Trump could be a Russian asset -- US to stop participating in future military exercises in Europe -- Russia’s history of violating ceasefire agreements in Ukraine -- As Trump courts Russia, Europe moves to unlock billions in defense spending -- and more

Republicans urge Trump to resume military, intelligence assistance to Ukraine -- Ukraine wasn't officially asked by US to make territorial concessions -- Drones target Russian Bryansk Oblast in overnight attack -- The Czech weapons giant replacing the Kalashnikov in Ukraine’s army -- and more

Regardless of Trump’s Ukraine peace deal, war with West is ‘foundational to Putin’s rule,’ experts say -- ‘He betrayed every one of us’ – US soldiers in Ukraine speak out after Trump’s military aid halt -- Russia, China 'salivating' as Trump's Ukraine peace plan unfolds -- China's envoy calls Trump's treatment of Europe 'appalling' -- Poland, Lithuania signal openness to French nuclear deterrence for Europe -- and more

Trump's alignment with Russia derails Europe's push for a peacekeeping force in Ukraine -- Ukraine destroys Russian long-range surveillance system, shows combat footage -- Trump lifting US sanctions on Russia — a ‘huge win’ for Putin, ‘chaos’ for global economy -- How US right-wing podcasters shape pro-Russia, anti-Ukraine sentiments -- Macron open to extending France's nuclear protection to European allies amid threat from Russia. -- and more

Trump's pivot toward Moscow met with joy in Russia -- Russia’s airlines face growing crisis as sanctions strangle aircraft maintenance -- Russian forces in Kharkiv sector suffer more fatalities than wounded -- Top Democrats accuse Trump, Musk of endangering US security by siding with Russia -- and more

Kremlin welcomes Trump’s policy shift as US moves 'align' with Russia's interests -- 5 ways you can support Ukraine even if your government doesn't want to -- Why doesn't NATO open its doors to Ukraine? -- 6 silver linings of the Trump-Zelensky showdown -- and more

Norwegian fuel supplier halts sales to US Navy over Trump-Zelensky dispute, citing 'moral compass' -- Kremlin says perceived US foreign policy shift aligns with its vision -- Elon Musk publicly supports call for US to exit NATO, UN -- UK to provide Ukraine with $2 billion for air defense -- and more

US halts cyber operations against Russia -- Russian forces suffer record vehicle losses in February -- Ukrainians, foreigners raised Hr 27 million 'for nukes' hours after Zelensky-Trump White House clash -- The Oval Office fiasco was a calculated setup to humiliate Ukraine and undermine democracy -- Europe must finally take charge of its security — starting in Ukraine -- and more