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Russia has appointed Alexander Darchiev as its new ambassador to the United States, a position that has been vacant since last year, signaling a potential thaw in strained relations. Darchiev, a seasoned diplomat with experience in various roles since 1992, most recently served as the director of the Russian foreign ministry's North American department. His appointment follows high-level talks initiated by US President Donald Trump, who has aimed to mend ties with Moscow since taking office, particularly after the escalation of the Ukraine conflict in 2022. The Russian foreign ministry confirmed that the US had officially agreed to Darchiev's appointment. This development comes on the heels of diplomatic discussions held in Istanbul, which sought to address ongoing tensions exacerbated by mutual embassy staff expulsions during President Joe Biden's administration. Darchiev is expected to take up his new role in Washington shortly. 
Published: Feb 28 2025, 8 pmeznews.inUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed gratitude for the support of the United States following his visit to the White House, which was marked by a heated exchange with former President Donald Trump. In a post on X, Zelensky thanked the American people, Congress, and President Biden for their backing, emphasizing Ukraine's pursuit of "just and lasting peace." He reiterated his commitment to working towards this goal, highlighting the importance of international support in the ongoing conflict. Zelensky's comments come amid heightened tensions and ongoing discussions about Ukraine's future and the role of U.S. assistance in achieving stability in the region. The visit underscores the complex dynamics of U.S.-Ukraine relations, particularly in light of the differing approaches to foreign policy exhibited by Trump and Biden.
Published: Mar 01 2025, 2 ameznews.inRussia's foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova praised US President Donald Trump for showing "restraint" during a heated exchange with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House. Zakharova criticized Zelensky for claiming that Ukraine was without support in 2022, labeling it his "biggest lie." She expressed disbelief at Trump's and former US official Vance's ability to refrain from physical confrontation, calling it a "miracle of restraint." Additionally, former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, now deputy head of Russia's Security Council, disparaged Zelensky as an "insolent pig" who received a "proper slap down" during the meeting. Kirill Dmitriev, head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund, described the encounter as "historic," noting its significance following the first Russian-American talks since the onset of Russia's Ukraine offensive in February 2022.
Published: Mar 01 2025, 2 ameznews.inIn a tense Oval Office meeting on Friday, US Vice President JD Vance engaged in a heated exchange with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, highlighting stark differences in their perspectives on diplomacy and military support amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. Zelensky questioned Vance's understanding of the situation, prompting Vance to accuse him of disrespecting the US administration while addressing the media. The dialogue escalated, with former President Trump interjecting to assert that Ukraine was in a precarious position, emphasizing the importance of US military aid. Vance urged Zelensky to express gratitude for American support, to which Zelensky insisted he had done so multiple times. The confrontation underscored the complexities of US-Ukrainian relations as both leaders navigated the sensitive dynamics of military assistance, public perception, and the dire realities of the conflict.
Published: Mar 01 2025, 2 ameznews.inIn a heated exchange during a White House meeting, Senate Democrats accused President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance of undermining Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky and aligning themselves with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Democratic Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer took to social media to voice his concerns, stating, "Trump and Vance are doing Putin's dirty work. Senate Democrats will never stop fighting for freedom and democracy." This incident highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding U.S. foreign policy towards Ukraine and the complex dynamics involving Russia. The meeting, characterized by its intensity, has sparked further debate about the current administration's stance on international alliances and the implications for democratic values. The comments come amid escalating scrutiny of Trump's and Vance's positions, as they continue to face bipartisan criticism over their approach to foreign relations.
Published: Mar 01 2025, 12 ameznews.inPope Francis, currently hospitalized with pneumonia, experienced a breathing "crisis" on Friday that led to vomiting, although he responded well to treatment, according to the Vatican. The 88-year-old pontiff has been at Rome's Gemelli hospital since February 14 due to breathing difficulties, which escalated into pneumonia affecting both lungs. A statement noted that he suffered a bronchospasm, prompting bronchoaspiration and non-invasive mechanical ventilation, with positive results for his gas exchange. While the Vatican reported that the pope remained alert and cooperative, his prognosis is still deemed "reserved," indicating uncertainty about his recovery. Despite recent improvements, medical experts caution that his age and chronic respiratory issues may prolong his recovery. This hospitalization marks the longest stay for Francis since his papacy began in 2013, raising concerns among the faithful and the public alike.
Published: Mar 01 2025, 12 ameznews.inIn a heated exchange following a meeting in the Oval Office, former President Donald Trump asserted that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is unprepared for peace negotiations while the United States remains involved in the conflict with Russia. Trump, in a post on Truth Social, claimed that Zelensky perceives American support as giving him a significant advantage in negotiations, thus hindering any genuine pursuit of peace. He expressed his discontent, stating that Zelensky "disrespected the United States of America" during their conversation and indicated that the Ukrainian leader could return only when he is ready to engage in meaningful peace talks. This statement reflects ongoing tensions surrounding U.S. involvement in the Ukraine-Russia war and highlights the complexities of diplomatic relations in the region.
Published: Mar 01 2025, 12 ameznews.inU.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy did not finalize a minerals deal during their meeting on Friday, according to a White House official. While Trump has not dismissed the possibility of an agreement, a senior U.S. official indicated that any progress hinges on Ukraine's willingness to engage in a constructive dialogue. The official also noted that it is up to the Ukrainian side to determine whether the joint news conference, which was previously canceled, could be rescheduled while Zelenskiy remains in the United States. The discussions highlight ongoing diplomatic efforts, but clarity on future agreements remains uncertain as both leaders navigate their respective positions.
Published: Mar 01 2025, 1 ameznews.inU.S. President Donald Trump welcomed Ukrainian President Volodyr Zelensky to the White House on Friday, amid ongoing discussions regarding a rare earth materials deal and efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine war. Trump's remarks included a lighter tone, noting Zelensky’s attire, while expressing optimism about progress toward peace. Concurrently, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, during his visit to the U.S., asserted that the UK is prepared to deploy military support to facilitate a peace agreement, emphasizing collaboration with European leaders. French President Emmanuel Macron, who also met with Trump, highlighted the need for a peace that respects Ukrainian sovereignty and does not force Ukraine into surrender. Trump echoed Macron's sentiments, suggesting a shared vision for resolving the conflict. The diplomatic meetings reflect a concerted effort among Western leaders to navigate the complexities of the ongoing war and support Ukraine's position.
Published: Feb 28 2025, 11 pmeznews.inIn an unprecedented Oval Office meeting, US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky engaged in a heated verbal confrontation, alarming international observers. Trump sternly warned Zelensky, "either make a deal or we are out," emphasizing Ukraine's dire situation in the ongoing conflict. Zelensky countered, asserting his nation's resilience and gratitude for US support. Tensions escalated further when Vice President JD Vance intervened, advocating for diplomacy, only for Zelensky to challenge the effectiveness of such an approach. Trump defended his administration's substantial military aid, claiming that without it, Ukraine's struggle would have ended swiftly. Zelensky retorted, suggesting Trump's rhetoric mirrored that of Russian President Vladimir Putin. The exchange underscored the fragile state of negotiations and the high stakes involved, with Trump warning that the current approach could gamble with millions of lives and the specter of global conflict.
Published: Feb 28 2025, 11 pmeznews.inUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met with US President Donald Trump at the White House to discuss a minerals deal aimed at supporting ongoing peace negotiations in Ukraine's protracted conflict with Russia. The meeting followed Trump's controversial remarks labeling Zelensky a "dictator," which he retracted just before their discussions. During the talks, Zelensky emphasized that any peace agreement must not compromise Ukraine's sovereignty, referring to Russian President Vladimir Putin as a "killer." Trump, however, insisted that Ukraine would need to make concessions for a truce. The proposed minerals deal would grant the US access to Ukraine's rare-earth resources, seen as vital for Ukraine's recovery post-conflict. The discussions also underscored the US's significant role in European security, with Trump warning of potential withdrawal of support if allies do not increase their contributions. European leaders have backed the minerals deal as a means to secure ongoing US investment in Ukraine.
Published: Feb 28 2025, 10 pm
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