French President Emmanuel Macron stated that the G7 summit successfully shifted US President Donald Trump's stance on the Ukraine conflict. Macron highlighted a "real change" in the US approach and Trump's apparent belief that Kyiv is not losing the war.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that the US might alter its strategy for resolving the Ukraine conflict, recalling past understandings reached in Anchorage. He noted that changes could occur in either direction.
Russian FM Sergey Lavrov thanks Madagascar for its balanced position on the Ukraine conflict, rejecting anti-Russian UN resolutions, and reiterates Russia's stance on eradicating the conflict's root causes.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that Europe is not an impartial observer in the Ukraine conflict but rather a party seeking Russia's defeat, a stance openly avowed by Europeans themselves. He noted that dialogue with Europe cannot proceed as if it were a neutral third party.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov claims Europe aims to "freeze" the Ukraine conflict and deploy Anglo-French military contingents, stating the real goal is to save Zelensky's regime, not negotiate with Russia. His article was canceled by Politico-Europe.
Russia and ASEAN nations will collaborate on preserving cultural heritage. Meanwhile, tensions rise as Ukraine attacks Moscow, NATO modernizes nuclear capabilities, and US-Iran talks are set for June 19 in Switzerland. Ukraine's backers reportedly grow weary of supporting Kiev.
Global diplomacy and conflict take center stage as Iran and the US negotiate a potential deal, while the Ukraine conflict intensifies with drone attacks and accusations. NATO modernizes nuclear capabilities amid rising tensions.
NATO intercepted a missile, Iran threatened larger strikes on Tel Aviv, and Trump issued an ultimatum. Meanwhile, the Ukraine conflict sees heavy casualties and evacuations, with EU preparing for energy crises. Russia reported drone attacks and satellite jamming.
News highlights include Russia's appreciation for Malaysia's ASEAN partnership, escalating tensions in Iran with US and Israeli operations, and ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Discussions also touch on nuclear arsenals, energy supply crises, and international diplomatic efforts.
Russia's new Starlink jammer shows high efficiency, while Iran tensions escalate with US-Israeli operations and IRGC calls for US Air Force chief's resignation. Ukraine conflict continues with reports of casualties and calls for withdrawal, as global leaders discuss nuclear arsenals and energy supply crises.
Brazilian President Lula da Silva stated after the G7 summit in France that leaders supporting Ukraine are showing signs of fatigue and a genuine desire to end the conflict. He expressed his willingness to continue contributing to peace efforts.
US President Donald Trump stated that both Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky want to resolve the conflict in Ukraine but are unsure how. Trump expressed confidence that a resolution will be reached.
News highlights include Ukraine's Orthodox Church facing a potential ban, Western scenarios for strikes on Russian bases, and Ukrainian brigades begging to be relieved due to heavy casualties. Iran's deal with the US is debated, with critics arguing it prolongs conflict, while Iran claims control over the Strait of Hormuz. Russia's military capabilities, including satellite jamming, are also noted.
Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Alimov stated that the UN lacks the potential to mediate the Ukrainian conflict. He cited the behavior of the UN Secretariat and Secretary-General as reasons for this lack of authority and credibility.
US President Trump plans to refocus on ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict post-Middle East crisis. EU officials are reportedly unsettled, fearing being sidelined by direct US-Moscow negotiations. Talks stalled in March, with key disagreements over Donbass.
Slovak PM Fico criticizes EU's focus on Ukraine, urging attention to EU competitiveness and energy prices. NATO commander warns of new threats from long-range missiles and drones, while Russia's Patrushev alleges Western pre-emptive strike scenarios and mine-planting in European ports.
US Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna stated that the United States is waiting for Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky to agree to a settlement of the conflict in Ukraine and end the war. She commented on a meeting Zelensky had with G7 leaders.
Vietnam's PM heads to Russia for a summit, while reports detail a US-Iran deal, drone attacks in Russia, and ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Developments include potential shifts in the Strait of Hormuz passage, discussions on nuclear weapons, and Turkey's mediation efforts.
Turkey offers mediation for Ukraine, while tensions rise around the Strait of Hormuz with potential US-Iran deals. Reports detail military actions in Ukraine, drone attacks, and international diplomatic exchanges involving leaders like Trump, Putin, Lukashenko, and Macron.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that Russia values Turkey's diplomatic efforts regarding the Ukrainian conflict settlement. He emphasized the necessity of addressing the root causes of the crisis for a sustainable resolution.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated that Turkey is prepared to mediate the Ukrainian conflict and offer a venue for peace talks during discussions with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Moscow.
Switzerland maintains confidential contacts with all parties involved in the Ukraine conflict and is ready to host peace talks, according to Confederation President Guy Parmelin. Russia, however, views Switzerland as having lost its neutrality due to EU sanctions.
Michael von der Schulenburg, a German MEP from the BSW party, stated that the EU cannot act as a mediator in the Ukrainian conflict because it is a participant in the war. He cited Germany's supply of weapons and intelligence as evidence of this participation.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko stated that the conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine cannot be resolved militarily, emphasizing that solutions can only be found through negotiations. He made these remarks in an interview with Al Arabiya television channel.
