Russian President Vladimir Putin, in a call with his U.S. counterpart Donald Trump, has agreed to halt attacks against Ukrainian energy targets but has refused the full 30-day ceasefire that Washington has proposed and Kyiv has already accepted.

Russia-Ukraine war: Trump says agreed with Putin to work 'quickly' for full truce

Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed to halt strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure for 30 days as part of initial ceasefire efforts. In return, he has called for an end to international military aid to Ukraine.

Putin agrees to 30-day halt in strikes on energy facilities; ceasefire talks to begin in West Asia

Putin agrees to halt strikes on energy infra for 30 days

Russia forces shot down dozens of Ukrainian drones in the Kursk region, while Ukraine reported that its forces were conducting defensive operations as planned in Kursk.

Russia shoots down Ukrainian drones amid heavy fighting in Kursk

US President Donald Trump has stated that "many elements" have been agreed upon in preparation for his upcoming call with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The comments hint at potential discussions on key diplomatic issues ahead of the high-profile conversation.

US President to seek Putin's support for 30-day truce deal

Poland's Deputy Foreign Minister and Secretary of State, Wladyslaw Teofil Bartoszewski has said that PM Modi can ask President Putin to withdraw Russian forces. Speaking to WION's Sidhant Sibal, the deputy FM pointed, that faced with threats of tactic Nuclear retaliation, US, China, India tried to dissuade Russia & that PM Modi against use of nuclear weapons. India-Poland ties have seen significant high-level visits, with PM Modi visiting the country last year. Bartoszewski spoke about India ties, ceasefire in Ukraine etc. Watch to know more!

Poland calls on India to mediate Russia-Ukraine war

The Norway Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide has said that his country can work with India for 'lasting peace'. Speaking to WION's Sidhant Sibal, he explained that the lasting peace has to be 'fair peace' & "not any peace at any price, it has to be lasting". 

The war in Ukraine is in 3 year and talks are underway for a ceasefire, led by the Trump administration. 

Terming India-Norway ties "close and developing" he pointed that Norway parliament is set to ratify India-EFTA trade pact.

Can work with India for lasting peace, Norway FM Eide on war in Ukraine

India's share of global arms imports fell to 8.3% in 2020–24, making it the 2nd-largest arms importer, after Ukraine, as per the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) report. Watch to know more!

India second-largest arms importer after Ukraine

US President Donald Trump has confirmed that he will talk to his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Tuesday (March 18) in a push to end the ongoing war in Ukraine. Watch to know more!

Trump: Ukraine peace deal talks to focus on dividing assets

US President Donald Trump has confirmed he will speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss "certain assets," raising speculation about the conversation’s impact. Meanwhile, Ukraine has confirmed its withdrawal from a key town in Russia’s Kursk region, reportedly abandoning NATO-supplied weapons. The Kremlin has also confirmed the scheduled call, heightening geopolitical tensions.

Ukraine confirms withdrawal from key town in Russia's Kursk

Russia-Ukraine War: Trump set for talks with Putin on ending Ukraine war

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has replaced the chief of general staff of the armed forces, according to a decree issued Sunday, as Kyiv's frontline troops continue to struggle.&nbsp;
According to a communique, Anatoliy Bargylevych has been replaced by Andriy Gnatov, who "has been tasked with increasing the efficiency of the management."&nbsp;
"He is a combat guy," Zelensky said of Gnatov.
"His task is to bring more combat experience, the experience of our brigades in planning operations, defensive and offensive, as well as more active development of the corps system," he added.
"Everything that our brigades have learned from the war should be implemented one hundred percent at the planning level."&nbsp;
The Ukrainian military, which has grown since mobilising to repel Russia's February 2022 invasion, is in the process of reorganising its army corps to improve coordination.
Defence Minister Rustem Umerov said on his Facebook page: "We are systematically transforming the Armed Forces of Ukraine to enhance their combat effectiveness.
"This involves restructuring the command system and implementing clear standards."
Gnatov, he said, had "more than 27 years of military experience".
Bargylevych has been appointed as the chief inspector of the defence ministry, he added.
In the eastern region of Donetsk, the epicentre of the fighting, the larger and better equipped Russian army has been advancing slowly for more than a year, despite heavy losses.
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WORLD | According to a communique, Anatoliy Bargylevych has been replaced by Andriy Gnatov, who "has been tasked with increasing the efficiency of the management."

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has replaced the chief of general staff of the armed forces, according to a decree issued Sunday, as Kyiv's frontline troops continue to struggle. According to a communique, Anatoliy Bargylevych has been replaced by Andriy Gnatov, who "has been tasked with increasing the efficiency of the management." "He is a combat guy," Zelensky said of Gnatov. "His task is to bring more combat experience, the experience of our brigades in planning operations, defensive and offensive, as well as more active development of the corps system," he added. "Everything that our brigades have learned from the war should be implemented one hundred percent at the planning level." The Ukrainian military, which has grown since mobilising to repel Russia's February 2022 invasion, is in the process of reorganising its army corps to improve coordination. Defence Minister Rustem Umerov said on his Facebook page: "We are systematically transforming the Armed Forces of Ukraine to enhance their combat effectiveness. "This involves restructuring the command system and implementing clear standards." Gnatov, he said, had "more than 27 years of military experience". Bargylevych has been appointed as the chief inspector of the defence ministry, he added. In the eastern region of Donetsk, the epicentre of the fighting, the larger and better equipped Russian army has been advancing slowly for more than a year, despite heavy losses. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits for grammar and punctuation. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

'A combat guy': Zelensky replaces army chief of general staff to 'increase efficiency of management'

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of lying about the situation on the battlefield. As Russia claims new territorial gains, the UK and other allies are discussing next steps. Meanwhile, diplomatic efforts for a possible truce are underway, but tensions remain high.

Russia-Ukraine war: Zelensky: Russia wants to achieve 'stronger position' before deal

Russia-Ukraine war: Zelensky accuses Putin of lying, denies troops surrounded in Kursk

Although Russian President Vladimir Putin says that he wants a ceasefire in Ukraine, Moscow has imposed its own set of conditions on Washington's ceasefire proposal. So, what options does American President Donald Trump have to make Russia accept this proposal? Our next report gets you the details.

As the momentum builds for a ceasefire in the Ukraine war, Ukraine seems to have lost a vital bargaining chip, ceding captured territories in the KSK region.

Russia-Ukraine war: Will Putin accept Trump's ceasefire proposal?

Although Russian President Vladimir Putin says that he wants a ceasefire in Ukraine, Moscow has imposed its own set of conditions on Washington's ceasefire proposal. So, what options does American President Donald Trump have to make Russia accept this proposal? This report gets you the details.

As the momentum builds for a ceasefire in the Ukraine war, Ukraine seems to have lost a vital bargaining chip, ceding captured territories in the Kursk region.

Russia-Ukraine war: How can Trump make Russia accept ceasefire proposal?

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Russia Recaptures Sudzha As Ukraine Loses 'Kursk Negotiation Card'

The British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, has called the Russian President Vladimir Putin's response to the American proposed ceasefire "just not good enough." Starmer was addressing the media after hosting a virtual summit of about 26 nations to discuss support for Ukraine, whether a ceasefire is agreed upon or not. Watch in for more details!

Russia-Ukraine War: UK PM Keir Starmer says 'Putin will sooner or later have to come to the table

Russian President Vladimir Putin has called on Ukrainian forces to surrender in Kursk, assuring their safety if they comply. Russia has reportedly recaptured the key town of Sudzha, escalating tensions. Watch in for more details!

Russia-Ukraine war: Russia claims to have retaken Kursk's biggest town Sudzha

Russian President Vladimir Putin has called on Ukrainian forces to surrender in Kursk, assuring their safety if they comply. Russia has reportedly recaptured the key town of Sudzha, escalating tensions. Meanwhile, former US President Donald Trump has urged Putin to spare Kyiv’s troops, while British PM Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron press for a ceasefire.

Russia-Ukraine war: British PM accuses Putin of not taking truce attempts seriously

Russia-Ukraine war: Macron, Starmer urges Russia to stop delaying ceasefire process

Russia-Ukraine war: Russia recaptures Kursk's biggest town Sudzha from Ukraine

Russia-Ukraine war: Putin asks Zelensky to surrender as Russia advances in Kursk

Hours after US President Donald Trump urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to spare the lives of Ukrainian troops in the Kursk region, Putin called on the Kyiv troops to "surrender".&nbsp;
"We are sympathetic to President Trump's call," Putin said in a televised address.&nbsp;
"If they lay down their arms and surrender, they will be guaranteed life and dignified treatment," Putin added.&nbsp;
The Russian president further called on Ukraine's leaders to issue an order to their troops to surrender.
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/ending-war-would-leave-putin-with-nothing-zelensky-urges-us-to-use-strength-of-america-to-convince-russia-8854181">'Ending war would leave Putin with nothing': Zelensky urges US to use 'strength of America' to convince Russia</a>
"In order to effectively implement the call of the US president, an appropriate order is needed from the military and political leadership of Ukraine to its military units to lay down their weapons and surrender," he said.
Hours ago, Trump in a social media post appealed to Putin to spare the lives of Ukrainian soldiers on the frontline.&nbsp;
"BUT, AT THIS VERY MOMENT, THOUSANDS OF UKRAINIAN TROOPS ARE COMPLETELY SURROUNDED BY THE RUSSIAN MILITARY, AND IN A VERY BAD AND VULNERABLE POSITION," US President wrote on his social media platform Truth Social.
"I have strongly requested President Putin that their lives be spared. This would be a horrible massacre, one not seen since World War II. God bless them all!!!" Trump added.
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On Ukraine's Military Volunteer Day (Friday, March 14), Zelensky stressed that hundreds of thousands of our people have shown heroism in this war.
"Thousands, unfortunately, have died on the front lines and from Russian bombs and missiles," he said.&nbsp;
Zelensky added, "From the very first minutes of this war, we have wanted only one thing &ndash; for Russia to leave our people in peace and for Russian occupiers to get off our land. This is a natural desire for any nation &ndash; the desire for independence and security. This is exactly what we are fighting for."&nbsp;
He further urged the US to influence Russia and take strong steps that can help.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-president-donald-trump-confirms-call-with-russian-president-putin-says-he-pleaded-with-russian-prez-to-spare-lives-8853917">&lsquo;Horrible, bloody war can finally end&rsquo;: Trump pleads with Putin to spare Ukrainian lives</a>
(With inputs from agencies)

World: On Ukraine's Military Volunteer Day, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday stressed that hundreds of thousands of our people have shown heroism in this war.

Hours after US President Donald Trump urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to spare the lives of Ukrainian troops in the Kursk region, Putin called on the Kyiv troops to "surrender". "We are sympathetic to President Trump's call," Putin said in a televised address. "If they lay down their arms and surrender, they will be guaranteed life and dignified treatment," Putin added. The Russian president further called on Ukraine's leaders to issue an order to their troops to surrender. Also read: 'Ending war would leave Putin with nothing': Zelensky urges US to use 'strength of America' to convince Russia "In order to effectively implement the call of the US president, an appropriate order is needed from the military and political leadership of Ukraine to its military units to lay down their weapons and surrender," he said. Hours ago, Trump in a social media post appealed to Putin to spare the lives of Ukrainian soldiers on the frontline. "BUT, AT THIS VERY MOMENT, THOUSANDS OF UKRAINIAN TROOPS ARE COMPLETELY SURROUNDED BY THE RUSSIAN MILITARY, AND IN A VERY BAD AND VULNERABLE POSITION," US President wrote on his social media platform Truth Social. "I have strongly requested President Putin that their lives be spared. This would be a horrible massacre, one not seen since World War II. God bless them all!!!" Trump added. Also read: US envoy Witkoff spoke to Putin, not Trump, White House clarifies after US president's post triggers confusion On Ukraine's Military Volunteer Day (Friday, March 14), Zelensky stressed that hundreds of thousands of our people have shown heroism in this war. "Thousands, unfortunately, have died on the front lines and from Russian bombs and missiles," he said. Zelensky added, "From the very first minutes of this war, we have wanted only one thing – for Russia to leave our people in peace and for Russian occupiers to get off our land. This is a natural desire for any nation – the desire for independence and security. This is exactly what we are fighting for." He further urged the US to influence Russia and take strong steps that can help. Also read: ‘Horrible, bloody war can finally end’: Trump pleads with Putin to spare Ukrainian lives (With inputs from agencies)

Putin calls on Ukraine army to 'surrender' in Kursk region after Trump's 'strong' appeal

Ukrainian President Zelensky on Friday (March 14) said that Russian President Vladimir Putin will not end this war on his own, urging US President Donald Trump to use the "strength of America" to make it happen.
As Putin put forward some conditions for the US-proposed ceasefire, Zelensky said that this clearly shows he does not want any ceasefire.&nbsp;
"He needs war &ndash; this has always been obvious, and it is obvious now," he said in his social media post.&nbsp;
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He further claimed that the Russian president is lying about the real situation on the battlefield, the casualties, and the true state of his economy, "which has been damaged by his foolish imperial ambitions, and he is doing everything possible to ensure that diplomacy fails."
"Putin will not end the war on his own. But the strength of America is enough to make it happen," he said.
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And we believe it is our partners&rsquo; responsibility to ensure that Russia is ready to end the war &ndash; not to look for reasons why it should continue for more weeks, months, or years, but to end it. Putin will not end the war on his own. But the strength of America is enough to make&hellip;
&mdash; Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський (@ZelenskyyUa) <a href="https://twitter.com/ZelenskyyUa/status/1900564962570825803?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 14, 2025</a></blockquote>

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Zelensky said that "Putin cannot exit this war because that would leave him with nothing," adding that he is doing everything he can to "sabotage diplomacy" by setting extremely difficult and unacceptable conditions right from the start even before a ceasefire.
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He said that Putin "will drag everyone into endless discussions...wasting days, weeks, and months on meaningless talks while his guns continue to kill people."
Zelensky urged the US to influence Russia and to take strong steps that can help.&nbsp;
"Pressure must be applied to the one who does not want to stop the war. Pressure must be put on Russia. Only decisive actions can end this war, which has already lasted for years," he stressed.&nbsp;
"Strong steps are needed. Strong pressure must be applied to the only one who wants to continue this war. This is what &lsquo;peace through strength&rsquo; means," he added.&nbsp;
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(With inputs from agencies)

World: As Putin put forward some conditions for the US-proposed ceasefire, Zelensky said that this clearly shows he does not want any ceasefire.

Ukrainian President Zelensky on Friday (March 14) said that Russian President Vladimir Putin will not end this war on his own, urging US President Donald Trump to use the "strength of America" to make it happen. As Putin put forward some conditions for the US-proposed ceasefire, Zelensky said that this clearly shows he does not want any ceasefire. "He needs war – this has always been obvious, and it is obvious now," he said in his social media post. Also read: US envoy Witkoff spoke to Putin, not Trump, White House clarifies after US president's post triggers confusion He further claimed that the Russian president is lying about the real situation on the battlefield, the casualties, and the true state of his economy, "which has been damaged by his foolish imperial ambitions, and he is doing everything possible to ensure that diplomacy fails." "Putin will not end the war on his own. But the strength of America is enough to make it happen," he said. And we believe it is our partners’ responsibility to ensure that Russia is ready to end the war – not to look for reasons why it should continue for more weeks, months, or years, but to end it. Putin will not end the war on his own. But the strength of America is enough to make… — Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський (@ZelenskyyUa) March 14, 2025 Zelensky said that "Putin cannot exit this war because that would leave him with nothing," adding that he is doing everything he can to "sabotage diplomacy" by setting extremely difficult and unacceptable conditions right from the start even before a ceasefire. Also read: ‘Horrible, bloody war can finally end’: Trump pleads with Putin to spare Ukrainian lives He said that Putin "will drag everyone into endless discussions...wasting days, weeks, and months on meaningless talks while his guns continue to kill people." Zelensky urged the US to influence Russia and to take strong steps that can help. "Pressure must be applied to the one who does not want to stop the war. Pressure must be put on Russia. Only decisive actions can end this war, which has already lasted for years," he stressed. "Strong steps are needed. Strong pressure must be applied to the only one who wants to continue this war. This is what ‘peace through strength’ means," he added. Also read: What’s in Trump's Ukraine ceasefire deal and why Russian President Putin rejected it? (With inputs from agencies)

'Ending war would leave Putin with nothing': Zelensky urges US to use 'strength of America' to convince Russia

President Vladimir Putin has visited the western Russian region of Kursk for the first time since Ukrainian forces seized some territory in the region. Appearing on Wednesday (March 12) on Russian state television dressed in a pixilated military uniform, Putin visited a control center in Kursk region used by Russian troops. "Indeed, in the shortest possible time is to finally defeat the enemy entrenched in the Kursk region and still conducting defensive actions here," Putin said, addressing Russia's top military brass. Watch to know more!

Ukraine war: Russia retakes key Kursk town after Putin's visit amid ceasefire talks

Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed support for a 30-day ceasefire in the Ukraine war on Thursday but noted there were “nuances” that needed to be addressed. He urged the United States to engage in ceasefire discussions with Russia and suggested that US President Donald Trump should play a role in the negotiations. Watch to know more!

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#Gravitas When Ukraine received U.S.-made F-16 fighter jets last August, it saw it as a potential game-changer in the Russia-Ukraine war. But Ukrainian officials now acknowledge that these jets are no match for Russia’s more advanced Su-35s.

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BEAKING: Putin says ‘issues with ceasefire', hints at phone call with Trump

US President Donald Trump on Thursday (March 13) reacted to Russian President Vladimir Putin's remarks on the ceasefire plan backed by Ukraine, saying that they were "promising" but "not complete".&nbsp;
During a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte at the Oval Office, Trump said that he hoped Russia would do the right thing.
Putin &ldquo;put out a very promising statement but it wasn&rsquo;t complete,&rdquo; Trump said, Reuters reported.&nbsp;
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The US president further stressed that he was willing to talk to Putin to secure a ceasefire.&nbsp;
&ldquo;Hopefully Russia will do the right thing,&rdquo; he added.&nbsp;
Prior to this, Russian President Putin said that any Ukraine ceasefire must lead to a long-term settlement of the conflict and address its root causes.
"We agree with proposals to cease hostilities, but on the basis that that cessation would lead to long-term peace and addresses the root causes of the crisis," Putin told a press conference in Moscow.
"But there are nuances," he said.
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He also said that he had "serious questions" about its implementation that he would want to discuss with US President Donald Trump.&nbsp;
"If we stop hostilities for 30 days, what does that mean? That everyone who is there will go out without a fight?... How will supervision (of the ceasefire) be organised? These are all serious questions."
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"I think we need to talk to our American colleagues... Maybe have a phone call with President Trump and discuss this with him," he told reporters.
A couple of days ago, the US proposed a 30-day ceasefire to end Russia-Ukraine war. Kyiv backed the proposal while holding talks with the US in Jeddah.&nbsp;
The plan will include a truce on the sea, in the air and on land.
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(With inputs from agencies)

World: Russian President Putin said that any Ukraine ceasefire must lead to a long-term settlement of the conflict and address its root causes.

US President Donald Trump on Thursday (March 13) reacted to Russian President Vladimir Putin's remarks on the ceasefire plan backed by Ukraine, saying that they were "promising" but "not complete". During a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte at the Oval Office, Trump said that he hoped Russia would do the right thing. Putin “put out a very promising statement but it wasn’t complete,” Trump said, Reuters reported. Also read: 'We agree with ceasefire proposal, but...': Putin breaks silence on US proposed plan to end war The US president further stressed that he was willing to talk to Putin to secure a ceasefire. “Hopefully Russia will do the right thing,” he added. Prior to this, Russian President Putin said that any Ukraine ceasefire must lead to a long-term settlement of the conflict and address its root causes. "We agree with proposals to cease hostilities, but on the basis that that cessation would lead to long-term peace and addresses the root causes of the crisis," Putin told a press conference in Moscow. "But there are nuances," he said. Also read: 'There's nothing for Russia': Putin aide slams US ceasefire proposal to end Ukraine war He also said that he had "serious questions" about its implementation that he would want to discuss with US President Donald Trump. "If we stop hostilities for 30 days, what does that mean? That everyone who is there will go out without a fight?... How will supervision (of the ceasefire) be organised? These are all serious questions." Also read: 'Putin unlikely to dance on tune of US president': Ukraine soldiers say 'there will still be war' after ceasefire "I think we need to talk to our American colleagues... Maybe have a phone call with President Trump and discuss this with him," he told reporters. A couple of days ago, the US proposed a 30-day ceasefire to end Russia-Ukraine war. Kyiv backed the proposal while holding talks with the US in Jeddah. The plan will include a truce on the sea, in the air and on land. Also read: Putin threatens to treat Ukrainian PoWs as 'terrorists' after Trump warns of 'devastating' Russia (With inputs from agencies)

'Promising but not complete': Trump reacts to Putin's remark on Ukraine ceasefire, says 'will talk to him'

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