Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday that Russia agrees in principle with the U.S. ceasefire proposal, but the terms need to be worked out ...

On the ceasefire proposal, Putin stated that while he supports the idea, there are still "nuances" that need to be addressed.

Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed gratitude to US President Trump and other world leaders for their efforts in ...

In his first public remarks on the proposed 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin said Russia is "for it" but that he wants his own security guarantees.

I think we need to talk to our American colleagues… Maybe have a phone call with President Trump and discuss this with him," ...

The comments come as the United States called for Russia to agree to the ceasefire proposal without any conditions.

Putin made his first comments on the plan, which Ukraine agreed to Tuesday at talks with the United States, saying he was ...

He also referred to the recent US-Ukraine discussions in Saudi Arabia, suggesting that Ukraine's willingness for a ceasefire was likely influenced by American pressure ...

Michael Desch, a professor of international relations at the University of Notre Dame expects 'a long diplomatic rally before ...

The US-proposed ceasefire deal was first accepted by Ukraine on March 11, after it expressed willingness to accept the same post the US-Ukraine peace talks in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia., World News News - ...

A document proposes that Russia prolong the Ukraine war and drag out peace talks so that “a peaceful resolution of the ...

U.S. President Donald Trump's special envoy for Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, was excluded from peace talks after the Kremlin said it did not want him present, NBC News reported on March 13, citing U.S. and ...