Nearly one million Russian personnel have been killed or injured in the full-scale war, the Ukrainian military has estimated.

Russia will earn 233 billion euros (264 billion dollars) from the sale of energy and raw materials. The European Union alone will contribute 20 billion euros (23 billion dollars) to Putin's war economy.

Vladimir Putin's leadership faces growing threats, potentially mirroring Hitler's downfall, warns ex-US intelligence officer David Carstens. Escalating Ukraine war casualties, a fragile economy, and potential fractures within Putin's inner circle pose significant risks.

Russia is set to earn €233 billion from the sale of energy and raw materials, with the European Union alone contributing €20 billion to Putin's war economy. Moscow plans to utilise this money to finance new tanks,

European leaders, who were informed by Donald Trump about his conversation with Vladimir Putin, were surprised by what was agreed upon, as reported by the "Financial Times." According to the source's account,

Russia will launch a large-scale offensive in the eastern part of Ukraine's Donetsk region, which it has been trying to capture since the beginning of the war. This may become Vladimir Putin's last chance,

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The White House disputes the officials’ account, saying Trump believes Russia is winning in Ukraine but still wants peace.

President Trump said that he is "very disappointed" with recent Russian attacks on Ukraine as tensions between the Kremlin and the White House continue to rise.

The Axios portal, citing its sources, reports on a conversation between Donald Trump and European leaders during which he informed them about his discussions with Vladimir Putin. The European leaders were reportedly surprised by the U.

President Vladimir Putin's conditions for ending the war in Ukraine include a demand that Western leaders pledge in writing to stop enlarging NATO eastwards and lift a chunk of sanctions on Russia, according to three Russian sources with knowledge of the negotiations.