Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky’s chief of staff has hit out at Russian negotiators in Istanbul and said Moscow does not want peace, as he called for more sanctions.Monday's talks in Turkey ended after barely an hour,

Vladimir Putin appears to be retaliating for Ukraine’s ‘Pearl Harbour’ ambush on Russia, as Ukraine was rocked by major new strikes today. The overnight attacks came after ‘peace talks’ in Istanbul failed to agree to a ceasefire in the war.

After Ukraine’s shocking drone assault on Russian air bases, CNN’s Erin Burnett talks with Former Russian Deputy Minister of Energy Vladimir Milov about how Vladimir Putin might respond.

It started with a daring Ukrainian drone attack on airfields stretching from Siberia in the east to Murmansk in the north that Ukraine claims destroyed 41 large planes, or about one-third of Russia’s strategic bomber fleet.

An aide to Russian leader Vladimir Putin, Vladimir Medinsky, claims he held a separate meeting with Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov in Istanbul, TASS reports. "There was a meeting. It played an important role in preparing the general negotiation session,

Ukraine on Sunday committed a massive, "Pearl Harbor"-like drone strike on Russia so devastating that experts are expecting a furious reaction from Russian President Vladimir Putin. "We can expect a great deal of sound and fury from Moscow,

From Ukraine’s perspective, the timing of the operation was ideal, the article said, as peace talks with Russian representatives had been scheduled in Istanbul the following day. Meanwhile, Moscow continues to signal clearly that it has no interest in a ceasefire.

During the negotiations in Istanbul, Russia handed over its memorandum on ending the war to Ukraine. The document consists of two parts, states the head of the Russian delegation, aide to the Russian President,

Kyiv wasted no time launching fresh strikes deep inside Russian territory after European leaders last month announced that they would not stand in the way of long-range missile attacks. Ukraine Makes Military History with Drone Attack on Russia’s Bombers The Ukrainian military launched what has been described