US President-elect Donald Trump has said he’ll quickly negotiate an end to Russia’s war in Ukraine. This has got NATO allies wondering if he’ll withdraw US support for the government in Kyiv and force it to accept a permanent Russian occupation of Ukrainian land.

In a worrying sign for Ukraine, the incoming Trump administration has signaled its disapproval of some of its recent attacks on Russian soil.

A new body will assume responsibility for Ukraine aid, which one general called "a good day for Ukraine and a good day for NATO."

Reality has set in on Capitol Hill that with President-elect Donald J. Trump poised to take office, the era of U.S. military support for Ukraine is coming to an end.

Kyiv and Moscow are racing to place their respective sides in the best possible position ahead of any changes Trump's administration may bring.

In a post on his Truth Social platform, Trump claimed that Moscow and Kyiv have both lost hundreds of thousands of soldiers in a war that “should never have started.”

President-elect Donald Trump has been offering inauguration invitations to foreign leaders. His latest: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasised the need for continued support for Ukraine in the face of Russian aggression during a telephone conversation with US President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday,

President-elect Donald Trump said on Monday that Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskiy should be prepared to make a deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin to bring an end to the nearly three-year-old Ukraine war.

US President-elect Donald Trump has assured Europe that his administration will continue military support for Ukraine once he takes office. Source: Financial Times (FT), citing sources familiar with the matter,

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz had a telephone conversation with US President-elect Donald Trump, which was dedicated to "challenges to security policy in Europe". Source: European Pravda with reference to Steffen Hebestreit,