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A Russian campaign of threats and misinformation has caused divisions among some members of the coalition of the willing over post-war security guarantees, according to analysts and reports. Scroll to recap today's key developments.
news.sky.comVladimir Putin has claimed that Western efforts to prepare for war are "hysteria" and a "lie". It comes as a new report suggests that Donald Trump is considering fresh sanctions on Russia's energy industry. Follow the latest here.
news.sky.comUkrainian troops inflicted heavy losses on Putin's forces before withdrawing from Siversk
www.independent.co.ukLive updates on Russia's war in neighboring Ukraine.
abcnews.go.comWhile Russia's war in Ukraine shows no immediate sign of ending, Kyiv's allies fear Moscow could extend its war elsewhere in Europe. As the conflict enters its fifth year, an expert has suggested Vladimir Putin may eventually opt to escalate. Follow the latest.
news.sky.comTrump envoy Steve Witkoff has left Moscow after talks failed to achieve a significant breakthrough
www.independent.co.ukEverything you need to know about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
www.cnn.comWhile Russia's war in Ukraine shows no immediate sign of ending, Kyiv's allies fear Moscow could extend its war elsewhere in Europe. As the conflict enters its fifth year, an expert has suggested Vladimir Putin may eventually opt to escalate. Follow the latest.
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