Efforts to halt the war in Ukraine, now approaching its fourth year, have all failed. The Trump administration is now reported to have joined Russia in drafting a new plan to end the conflict, but it would require Kyiv to cede territory and reduce the size of its army — terms Ukraine has long declared unacceptable.

As for Mr Trump, he again betrayed his underlying bias: sympathy for Russia and indifference to Ukraine. Ahead of the Geneva talks he dismissively said Mr Zelensky “can continue to fight his little heart out” if no agreement were reached, and complained on social media that “UKRAINE ‘LEADERSHIP’ HAS EXPRESSED ZERO GRATITUDE FOR OUR EFFORTS.”

America’s top diplomat struck a relentlessly upbeat tone in Geneva, after a rollercoaster day of intensive negotiations aimed at convincing a skeptical Ukraine to accept the latest US proposals to end Russia’s brutal war.

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Virginia Democrat Sen. Mark Warner spoke out against President Trump's latest proposal to end the war in Ukraine during an interview with Shannon Bream on "FOX News Sunday." SHANNON BREAM, FOX NEWS: Okay,

Ukraine plans to seek nearly $44 billion in climate damages from Russia for emissions caused by the ongoing war.

President Donald Trump has given Ukraine less than a week to accept his plan to end the war with Russia, which is widely seen as favoring Moscow.

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Kyiv residents are bracing for what could be the toughest winter of the war in Ukraine, with Moscow raining down record numbers of missiles and drones while targeting the war-torn nation’s