Running out of patience, Trump could abandon peace negotiations in Russia's war on Ukraine

Russia’s war against Ukraine is approaching a crucial point. The United States has threatened to pull out of peace negotiations unless progress is made soon. However, there seems to be no end to the fighting in sight. Follow the latest developments in our live blog.

US President Donald Trump threatened Friday to withdraw from the negotiations on Ukraine for lack of rapid progress in the discussions between Kiev and Moscow, a sign of the weariness that seems to be winning Washington nearly 100 days after the republican's return to power. ...

Russians Wonder: Can Trump Really Negotiate Peace in Ukraine?

Many Russians cheered President Trump’s election because they thought he could make a deal for a negotiated peace in Ukraine that would satisfy the Kremlin. Three months into Mr. Trump’s second term, the disappointment in Moscow is palpable. In interviews, people in the Kremlin’s orbit have revealed frustration both with Mr. Trump’s whirlwind approach to the talks and with President Vladimir V. Putin’s apparent inflexibility in the negotiations.…

Running out of patience, Trump could abandon peace negotiations in Russia's war on Ukraine

President Donald Trump is frustrated with Russia and Ukraine and could instruct his administration to pull out of peace talks.

Trump’s Patience With Russia Is Wearing Thin - Liberty Nation News

By Dave Patterson When is enough enough? This is the question President Donald Trump may be asking regarding his efforts to influence a ceasefire in Ukraine. Russia is playing for time, and Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky is struggling to remain relevant. At the Ukraine front, ground forces are engaging superior Kremlin troops to block and repel continued Russian […]

One of the keys to successful negotiation is always being willing to walk away from the table. But it's unclear whether the Trump administration's threat to abandon a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine was a negotiating tactic or...