Trump, Ukraine
Trump: Ukraine ‘may not survive’
Donald Trump said Ukraine “may not survive” as the White House put pressure on Volodymyr Zelensky to give up territory to Russia. US officials are understood to have told the Ukrainian president that he must pledge to cede land if he wants the US to lift its ban on weapons and intelligence sharing.
The naval drills, which include "striking maritime targets," will "strengthen military mutual trust" between Beijing, Moscow and Tehran, China said.
Retired General Wesley Clark joins “NewsNation Now” to discuss recent developments in foreign affairs including the militarization of Iran’s nuclear program and President Trump threatening Russia with ...
Iran has rejected French President Emmanuel Macron's remarks that Russia has used Iranian military equipment against Ukraine.
As alarming as this Russia-Iran embrace is, the collaboration between these two regimes could have been even deadlier were it ...
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Iran, Russia, China hold naval drills amid growing allianceIran, Russia, and China will begin their annual naval exercises on Monday. The drills will be organized near the southeastern ...
Iran's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, said that the Oval Office meeting proves the United States can't be trusted.
President Donald Trump's nominee for the top policy job at the Pentagon is acknowledging that Russia invaded Ukraine and ...
Russian military specialists visited Iran in 2024 as the two countries strengthen their cooperation in the fields of missile technology according to recent reports.
Over the past three years, the partnership has become deeper still, as Russia’s military offensive in Ukraine, and the ...
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Analysts at the Institute for the Study of War point out that Russia has become increasingly reliant on Iran and North Korea ...
Iran has been a daily zig zag of messages, one day trumpeting negotiations with the West as possible, the next day saying its ...
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