Donald Trump has refused to immediately impose hellish sanctions on Russia. Could his attitude affect Brussels’ plans to ramp up sanctions pressure on Moscow, and is there a possibility the US will start easing sanctions against Russia?

The U.S. president says the onus is on Russia and Ukraine, not Washington, to end the war, according to a report.

Moscow's airports temporarily halted flights today following what was described as a "massive" Ukrainian kamikaze drone strike on the Russian capital, with reports surfacing that President Vladimir Putin is dismissing any peace offers due to his belief in an impending victory.

There are serious risks that US president Donald Trump will begin to gradually lift sanctions against Russia, Oleh Ustenko, an expert and former advisor to the President of Ukraine, told RBC-Ukraine.

Ukraine will ask the EU next week to consider big new steps to isolate Moscow, including seizing Russian assets and bringing in sanctions for some buyers of Russian oil, as U.S. President Donald Trump has backed off from tightening sanctions.

Donald Trump is reported to have made the remarks following his two-hour long phone call with his Vladimir Putin.