Moscow is closely monitoring the West’s supply of weapons to Ukraine, the Kremlin’s spokesperson says shortly after United States President Donald Trump announced the resumption of arms deliveries to Kyiv.

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US President Donald Trump said yesterday that Ukraine should not target Moscow, after the Kremlin charged that a new US plan to supply weapons to

As Russia ramps up pressure near Kharkiv and Sumy, Ukraine’s top commander warns of a full-scale offensive. With allies distracted and critical supplies running low, Kyiv faces a fateful choice: hold the line or pull back.

President Trump privately questioned Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky about whether Kyiv could blast Moscow and St Petersburg if needed to make Russians “feel the pain” and come to the

London: The Trump administration has warned Ukraine against bombing Moscow under an arms deal that will ship “massive” amounts of American weapons to the country, raising new doubts about the pressure being applied on Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The Kremlin said on Monday that the big picture of U.S. President Donald Trump remarks about supplying Patriot air defence missiles to Ukraine was that U.S. arms and ammunition deliveries to Kyiv have continued and are still continuing.

The Kremlin has cast doubt on the authenticity of last year's audio recording in which US President Donald Trump recounts how, during his first term, he threatened Russian leader Vladimir Putin that he would "bomb Moscow".

Spokesman says Russia has taken note of President Donald Trump’s statement about military aid supplies to Kiev