The president recently spoke to the Russian leader on the phone, and told journalists that Putin does 'feel pressure' to end the war

The president’s demand that NATO members increase their defense spending is likely to be a main focus of this week’s meetings in Ankara. NATO this morning showcased a series of military projects worth billions of dollars in an attempt to convince Trump that U.

President Trump held separate calls with Russia's Vladimir Putin and Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy to discuss ending the war.

By Steve Holland WASHINGTON, July 6 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday that a resolution to the more than four-year-old war in Ukraine is "getting closer than people realize" and that he will talk about Ukraine during talks in Turkey this week at a NATO summit.

Ukraine’s capital Kyiv came under a deadly Russian attack early Monday morning, on the eve of a critical NATO summit in Turkey that US President Donald Trump plans to attend.

Ukrainians are not impressed with Donald Trump’s effort to end the country’s war with Russia, according to CNN data guru Harry Enten. Trump has so far failed to bring an end to the fighting between Russia and Ukraine,

President Trump will arrive in Ankara on Tuesday for a NATO summit that comes amid a sea of troubles for the alliance. The war in Ukraine has no end in sight, regardless of Trump’s campaign-trail

Zelenskyy congratulated Trump on turning 80 and discussed peace efforts in a phone call ahead of the G7 Summit, where the two leaders agreed to meet.

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