US officials will assess whether Ukraine is willing to make "material concessions" to Russia and whether they're serious about improving ties with the Trump administration. This, I think, is about “attitude” that the U.S. has been talking about. I hope things work out 3/
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US officials to meet with Ukrainian delegation led by Andriy Yermak
Secretary of State Rubio, National Security Adviser Waltz, and Middle East envoy Witkoff will meet with Ukrainian delegation led by Andriy Yermak. 2/
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US tests Ukraine’s willingness to compromise at Saudi meeting
Reuters says the U.S. is testing Ukraine’s willingness to compromise, using the Saudi meeting to assess whether Kyiv is prepared to make material concessions. I suspect those concessions are territory, NATO, elections, but fear also might include reducing the size of military 1/
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Russians try to gain ground near Novenke, Sumy Oblast
Russians are trying to establish a foothold near Novenke, Sumy Oblast, aiming to disrupt Ukraine’s logistics, according to Border Guard spokesperson Andrii Demchenko. Russia seeks to expand the combat zone, yet Ukraine’s defenses remain strong, he added.
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Trump says intel pause on Ukraine nearly lifted
Would you consider lifting the intel pause on Ukraine?
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 10 mars 2025
Trump: Well, we just about have. I mean, we really just about have.
10/ pic.twitter.com/peuMl5D1GcWould you consider lifting the intel pause on Ukraine? Trump: Well, we just about have. I mean, we really just about have. 10/
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Ukrainian military actions in response to Russia’s invasion are inherently defensive.
Everything the Ukrainian military does in response to Russia's invasion is, by its very nature, "defensive".
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US military aid to Ukraine hinges on interests
The resumption of military aid to Ukraine will depend on the outcome of the meeting in Saudi Arabia and how well it aligns with American interests, said US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Additionally, any concessions Ukraine makes for the sake of peace will also be a factor.
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Denmark ready to send peacekeepers to Ukraine
Denmark is ready to send peacekeepers to Ukraine, announced Foreign Minister Rasmussen and Defense Minister Poulsen following a meeting in the Foreign Policy Committee. There, they outlined the government's position and received broad support from multiple parties.
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International meeting in Paris for a deterrence force against Russia
On 11 March, representatives from over 30 countries will meet in Paris to discuss the creation of an international force to deter further Russian aggression. It would be equipped with weaponry and could be deployed within hours to defend Ukraine if needed.
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Aide militaire à l’Ukraine pourrait reprendre
If the results of the meeting in Saudi Arabia satisfy Washington, military aid to Ukraine may resume — US Secretary of State Rubio