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PM Modi may meet Trump on margins of G7 summit

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NewsWorldTrump makes bold prediction on UK PM Starmer's resignation, blames 'bad failures' on two major policies Trump has repeatedly urged the British government to reverse its freeze on issuing new oil and gas exploration licenses in the North Sea. 2 min readJun 22, 2026 04:55 AM IST First published on: Jun 22, 2026 at 04:55 AM IST U.S. President Donald Trump, right, and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer ahead of a group photo at the G7 summit in Evian-les-Bains, France. (Photo: AP) US President Donald Trump claimed on Sunday that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer “will resign” as prime minister, wading into intensifying speculation in Britain that Starmer could announce his departure as soon as Monday. In a post on Truth Social, Trump said Starmer had “failed badly” on immigration and energy policy, and renewed his long-standing call for Britain to reopen North Sea oil and gas exploration licences, which his government has frozen. It remains unclear whether Trump has specific knowledge of Starmer’s plans or is simply commenting on speculation already swirling in the UK press. According to Britain’s PA Media, Trump has not spoken directly to Starmer since the two met at the G7 summit in France earlier last week.(Photo: @realDonaldTrump) Downing Street did not directly engage with Trump’s claim. A spokesperson instead pointed reporters to Starmer’s statement from Friday, in which he said he remained focused on serving the country and had nothing further to add at this stage. UK Business Secretary Peter Kyle told the BBC on Sunday that Starmer was weighing “political realities” over the weekend and would ultimately act in the country’s best interests. British media have widely reported that Starmer could set out a resignation timeline as early as Monday, with support said to be building behind Andy Burnham, the outgoing Manchester mayor, who recently won a closely watched UK by-election and has emerged as a potential successor. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, left, and U.S. President Donald Trump pose for a group photo at the G7 summit in Evian-les-Bains, France. (Photo: AP) Starmer, once described as a “Trump whisperer” for his ability to manage relations with the US president, has faced a string of public criticisms from Trump in recent weeks, particularly over Britain’s position during the Iran war. The Express Global Desk at indianexpress.com which delivers authoritative, verified, and context-driven coverage of key international developments shaping global politics, policy, and migration trends. The desk focuses on stories with direct relevance for Indian and global audiences, combining breaking news with in-depth explainers and analysis. A major focus area of the desk is US immigration and visa policy, including developments related to student visas, work permits, permanent residency pathways, executive actions, and court rulings. The Global Desk also closely tracks Canada’s immigration, visa, and study policies, covering changes to study permits, post-study work options, permanent residence programmes, and regulatory updates affecting migrants and international students. All reporting from the Global Desk adheres to The Indian Express’ editorial standards, relying on official data, government notifications, court documents, and on-record sources. The desk prioritises clarity, accuracy, and accountability, ensuring readers can navigate complex global systems with confidence. Core Team The Express Global Desk is led by a team of experienced journalists and editors with deep expertise in international affairs and migration policy: Aniruddha Dhar – Senior Assistant Editor with extensive experience in global affairs, international politics, and editorial leadership. Nischai Vats – Deputy Copy Editor specialising in US politics, US visa and immigration policy, and policy-driven international coverage. Mashkoora Khan – Sub-editor focusing on global developments, with a strong emphasis on Canada visa,

1 person died, 36 injured after blast at New York City shipyard, officials say

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1 hour agoKathryn ArmstrongObservator Antena1In a separate incident, Ukraine confirmed one of its naval drones exploded off Romania's coast on FridayUkraine says it has struck five ships carrying illegal cargo in the Sea of Azov and in coastal waters of Russian-occupied territories.The Ukrainian drone forces commander said the vessels were involved in "stealing" Ukrainian grain, as well as transferring military cargo and fuel.The strikes come as Russian President Vladimir Putin prepares to speak at a major economic forum in St Petersburg, a day after Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky offered face-to-face talks with the Russian leader on ending the war.Meanwhile, Ukraine has confirmed one of its naval drones exploded off Romania's coast on Friday. No injuries were reported in the blast. Zelensky wrote alongside his latest offer of peace talks that Russians had become tired of Ukrainian drone and missile attacks, petrol shortages and rising prices that the war, now in its fourth year, had brought.Ukraine has repeatedly targeted military and energy infrastructure within Russia in a bid to limit its war-fighting capability.Putin's arrival in St Petersburg comes a day after Kyiv had launched a drone attack on the outskirts of the city.Azerbaijan's foreign ministry confirmed five of its citizens had been killed in attacks on two of the vessels in the Sea of Azov.It did not specify who had been behind the attacks and noted that the ships did not belong to Azerbaijan. Earlier, Robert Brovdi, Ukraine's drone commander, announced that five "illegally loitering vessels" had been struck overnight in the ports of Mariupol, Berdyansk and in the coastal waters of what Ukraine calls the "temporarily occupied territories" - parts of the country that Russia currently controls. He said the names of the five ships, which included cargo vessels and tankers, were painted over and their radars were turned off "with the aim of quietly stealing Ukrainian grain", as well as "transferring military cargo and fuel". The Azeri foreign ministry named two of the ships as the Nastra and the Circon.Brovdi did not mention any deaths. EPA/ShutterstockUkraine's state emergency services posted pictures of the attack on a dairy factory in the Kyiv regionIn Ukraine, at least 13 people have been killed and more than 70 others have been injured in the past day, according to local officials.Among them are four people who died after Russian drones struck a dairy factory outside the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, according to the regional head, and a 35-year-old woman in a drone attack on a petrol station in Kherson, local officials said.Meanwhile, a naval drone exploded in the Romanian Black Sea port of Constanta on Friday. The country's defence ministry said the drone had self-detonated near an oil terminal without causing any casualties, although authorities have said it caused considerable damage to a ship and warehouses.Adrian Teodor Picoiu, Constanta's top official, told G4Media that "information from the Ukrainian side" was that the drone was part of a group of five, with a second one exploding in Ukraine. Ukraine later confirmed one of its naval drones had been involved, saying it had been knocked off course by Russian electronic interference. Moscow has yet to comment.The remaining three drones were unaccounted for but officials said there was no further risk. No reason has yet been offered for why the drones would be in Romanian waters.Romanian President Nicusor Dan wrote on X that it was the second "significant security incident this week", after a stray mine was discovered on a beach near the village of Vama Veche, more than 50km (31 miles) north of Constanta.It also comes a week after two people were injured when a drone hit a Romanian apartment block in the eastern city of Galati - close to the border with Ukraine.Romanian officials said they had confirmed it was a Russian drone but Moscow said "accusations" of its involvement were "unsubstantiated".Zelensky

Ukraine Comes Under Major Russian Drone Strikes Near NATO Border

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Ukraine Comes Under Major Russian Drone Strikes Near NATO Border

Putin backed India's independent foreign policy and projected $100 bn bilateral trade, saying US pressure on Modi to cut Russia ties has produced no results.Russian President Vladimir Putin listens to Uzbekistan's President Shavkat Mirziyoyev during their meeting on the sidelines of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum at the Constantine Palace in St. Petersburg, Russia, on Thursday, June 4, 2026(Sergei Bobylev/Pool Sputnik Krem)Vladimir Putin has publicly defended the durability of Russia's partnership with India, projecting bilateral trade between the two nations will reach $100 billion in the coming years and dismissing American pressure on New Delhi to scale back its engagement with Moscow as both ineffective and harmful to the international order. The Russian president made the remarks during an interaction with heads of leading global news agencies including PTI on Thursday.Putin says US pressure on India will backfireAddressing Western efforts to push India towards distancing itself from Russia, Putin was unequivocal that such tactics have produced no meaningful results."The US is trying to put pressure on India when it comes to cooperation with Russia on some tracks. But everyone has understood that putting pressure on Narendra Modi (and India) that has the largest population in the world, is detrimental for international relations and for bilateral relations," Putin said.He added that direction of the pressure is immaterial. "It doesn't matter where this pressure comes from. We don't see any negative consequences.""There are no serious repercussions emanating from the state of affairs. We are developing our ties with India and will continue doing that," he said.Russia projects $100 billion trade milestone with IndiaPutin expressed confidence in India's economic trajectory, linking it directly to the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi."India is among the world's major economies and is currently demonstrating an impressive rate of economic growth," he said, adding that bilateral trade is on course to breach the $100 billion threshold.Responding to a question from PTI's chief executive and editor-in-chief Vijay Joshi, Putin elaborated: "India is one of the leading economies of the world that has showed the highest rate of economic growth. This is not something that comes out of the blue. This is result of the hardwork that the government of India has been doing under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi."India's ties with Washington pose no structural threat to Russia, Putin saysPutin indicated that India's deepening relationship with the United States does not unsettle Russia, framing New Delhi's independent foreign policy as a feature rather than a complication."We are glad that India is developing its relations with all countries it thinks important for its national interests," he said when asked whether India's alignment with Washington generates friction for Moscow.Russia considers India a "reliable partner" and sees no negative consequences from New Delhi's bilateral engagements with other nations, Putin said, adding: "India is a great nation and democracy and Russia will continue to expand its relations with it."Putin dismisses EU as Ukraine mediator, questions Zelensky's legitimacyOn Ukraine, Putin reiterated willingness to pursue a resolution but placed the burden of compromise on Kyiv rather than Moscow. He dismissed European Union nations as viable mediators, arguing that Brussels could contribute to de-escalation by persuading Ukraine to negotiate rather than continuing to arm it.Putin questioned the political standing of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, whose presidential mandate he argued has expired. "Will they hold elections or not? We should ask these questions," he said.On the question of trust, Putin was pointed: "How can Russia trust people who have been harping about the need to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia for years?"Putin drew a distinction between the tw

Ukraine Starts Major Operation to Fend Off New Threat From North

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Ukraine Starts Major Operation to Fend Off New Threat From North

(Bloomberg) -- Ukraine and Russia traded aerial attacks on Saturday as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held what he called a special meeting on next steps with top aides. A Ukrainian drone struck the machine room building of one of power units at the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in southeastern Ukraine on Saturday afternoon, causing unspecified damage, Interfax reported, citing Rosatom Chief Executive Officer Alexey Likhachev. Core equipment wasn’t damaged, he said. Ukraine’s southern military command denied any strikes, saying its military personnel “act exclusively within the framework of international humanitarian law and are aware of the consequences of any actions against nuclear facilities.” In a post on Facebook late Saturday, it added, “It is the Russian Federation that has illegally kept the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant under military control since March 2022, turning a civilian nuclear facility into an element of military infrastructure.”On Friday, the International Atomic Energy Agency, the UN’s nuclear watchdog, said the Zaporizhzhia plant temporarily lost all off-site power for the 16th time since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022. No cause was immediately identified. The plant’s six reactors are in a state of “cold shutdown” and last produced electricity in 2022. Earlier, a Ukrainian UAV strike on Russia’s Taganrog port caused a fire on a tanker, a fuel-storage tank and an administrative building, the regional governor said in a post on his Telegram channel on Saturday. No casualties or fuel leaks were reported, Yury Slyusar, governor of Rostov region, said on Telegram. The fire has been extinguished. Robert Brovdi, Ukraine’s commander of unmanned forces, confirmed the strike, and added that drones had destroyed two Tu-142 aircraft and an Iskander ballistic missile launcher at the Taganrog military air base. He also said that an oil terminal in Feodosiya on the Crimea peninsula was hit. Taganrog is located in southern Russia, on the northern shore of the Sea of Azov. The city also came under attack on May 27. A fire broke at an oil depot in Armavir in Russia’s southern Krasnodar region, sparked by falling drone debris in a strike confirmed by Zelenskyy. The blaze was been extinguished and no casualties were reported, according to a Telegram post of the region’s authorities.Separately, Ukraine came under attack from Russian drones and missiles. Its air defense unit said it shot down five out of seven missiles and 279 out of 290 drones fired overnight. The city of Shostka in the Sumy region, near Ukraine’s border with Russia, suffered major damage to its railway station. The facility is a regional hub for the city with a pre-war population of about 72,000, where “hundreds of civilians depart every day,” Ukraine’s state-run company Ukrzaliznytsia said on Facebook. Odesa on Ukraine’s Black Sea coast was also under drone fire. Russia’ Defense Ministry said in a statement that it struck a group of targets — including military airfields, energy and transportation infrastructure facilities used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces — using long-range, high-precision ground- and air-based weapons, as well as drones.Posting on X, Zelenskyy said Ukraine is “in contact every day with envoys of the President of the United States and our European partners” in search of an end to the conflict now well into its fifth year. Priorities for the coming weeks include antiballistic missile capabilities, new decisions on supporting Ukraine’s energy sector, and a potential drone deal with the European Union. Attending Zelenskyy’s meeting, according to the photo posted on X, were Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal, chief of the presidential office Kyrylo Budanov, and top negotiator Rustem Umerov. --With assistance from Olesia Safronova.(Update with Ukraine’s denial of strike on Zaporizhzhia in third paragraph)More stories like this are available on bloomberg.com©2026 Bloomberg L.P.

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Russia’s overnight barrage on Ukraine includes use of powerful Oreshnik missile

Russian Oreshnik missile fired in January was nine years old, Ukrainian experts say Reuters Oreshnik missile 'isn't cutting-edge' as Russia claims, Ukraine says after examining parts The Kyiv Independent The Newest Oreshnik Was Assembled From Russian and Belarusian Components Dating From 2014–2016 Мілітарний European ambassadors shown foreign components from Russian missiles and drones used in 24 May attacks Українська правда US intelligence thanked Putin for Oreshnik wreckage UA.NEWS

UN aid convoy hit by drone strikes in Ukraine’s Kherson

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UN aid convoy hit by drone strikes in Ukraine’s Kherson

Just nowMircea Barbu,In Bucharest,Jaroslav LukivandChris GrahamInquam Photos/George Calin via ReutersRomanian police were seen at the site of the explosion on Friday morningA Russian drone hit a block of flats in Romania, causing a fire and injuring two people, Romanian officials say.Friday's incident in the eastern town of Galați, near the border with Ukraine, was condemned by Romania's fellow members of Nato and the EU. Ukraine said it proved again that Russia posed "a real threat" to Europe.Romanian President Nicușor Dan said the drone was likely hit by Ukrainian air defences over Kyiv's territory, altering its trajectory. Russian President Vladimir Putin later questioned whether the drone was Russian. Drones fired by Russia have strayed into Romania a number of times during the four-year war with Ukraine, but it is the first time Romanians have been hurt.Romania's emergency situations authority said the drone's entire explosive payload detonated and caused a fire on the 10th floor of the residential building. Two people with abrasions required medical treatment and were taken to the Galați County Emergency Clinical Hospital. About 70 people were evacuated as the fire was put out.DSU via ReutersAbout 70 people were evacuated as the fire was put outRomania's defence ministry said two F-16 fighter jets were scrambled after the drones were detected. Brig Gen Gheorghe Maxim said the army had only four minutes from when the drone was detected to the moment of impact.The ministry added in a later update that it appeared the "entire load" of the Geran 2 drone - also known as a Shahed 136 - had exploded on impact.Gen Maxim said Romanian forces were under significant constraints, as they could not fire munitions that violated Ukrainian airspace. "Ukraine is at war, but Romania is at peace. We cannot launch a projectile into Ukrainian airspace," he said.Romania's military has sought to reassure the public that it was not an attack on the country but rather "a conflict at our border, with consequences for the local population".Speaking during a visit to Galați later on Friday, President Dan said the drone was likely hit while over Ukraine, apparently by Ukraine's air defences."There was a group of 43 drones coming from the east. Some were shot down over Ukraine, and one was hit above the [Ukrainian] city of Reni, which altered its trajectory."Dan also said his administration would expel the Russian consul in the Black Sea port of Constanța and shut down the consulate. Moscow said it "won't take long" to respond.President Dan also convened an emergency meeting of Romania's Supreme Defence Council, describing the Russian drone strike as "the most serious incident to have affected Romanian territory since the start of Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine".The country's foreign ministry said Bucharest had "requested measures to accelerate the transfer of anti-drone capabilities to Romania" from Nato.The alliance's secretary general, Mark Rutte, said he had spoken to President Dan and told him the alliance "stands ready to defend every inch of allied territory"."We will continue to enhance our readiness to deter and defend against any threat, including from drones," Rutte added. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen wrote on X: "Russia's war of aggression has crossed yet another line"."As we continue strengthening our security and deterrence, especially on our Eastern border, we will keep increasing the pressure on Russia," she added.Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha said the incident "proved once again that Russian aggression poses a real threat to the Black Sea region".He urged other countries to strengthen support for Ukraine and increase pressure on Russia "to restore peace and security in the region".In a post on social media on Friday evening, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he had expressed support for Romania during a phone call with President Dan."We will be in constant communication with Rom

Germany troop cuts send wrong signal to Russia, say two top US Republicans

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Germany troop cuts send wrong signal to Russia, say two top US Republicans

Just nowYang TianLuke Sharrett via Getty ImagePresident Donald Trump has said the US will be sending an additional 5,000 troops to Poland, a week after the Pentagon cancelled a planned deployment of 4,000 troops to the country.Writing on Truth Social, Trump said the decision was based on the US's relationship with Polish President Karol Nawrocki, whom he backed during presidential elections last year.The US president did not provide further details on whether the additional troops were part of the previous planned deployment or a different operation.The White House has signalled in recent weeks that it intends to reduce its overall troop levels in Europe as part of its "America First" agenda.Earlier this month, the US also announced it would withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany after a row between Trump and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz over the war with Iran.Trump previously criticised Merz over his suggestion that the US had been "humiliated" by Iranian negotiators.It is unclear whether the additional troops for Poland were part of those withdrawing from Germany or a separate group.He has also been critical of Washington's Nato allies for their unwillingness to join the US in pressuring Iran over the Strait of Hormuz.Foreign ministers from Nato countries will meet in Sweden on Friday at a summit that includes US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.Rubio is expected to call for increased burden sharing from Washington's Nato partners.Ahead of the meeting, the BBC asked him about unconfirmed reports that the US could shrink its total troop numbers available in the event of an attack on a Nato country.Rubio said "some of those issues" will be discussed at the summit, adding that Trump remained very upset and disappointed with Nato allies.Trump's announcement on Thursday comes a week after the defence department abruptly said it was cancelling the deployment of 4,000 troops to Poland.US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth later said the cancellation was "a temporary delay" of the planned deployment and the US will continue to ensure it "retains a strong military presence" in Poland.Nawrocki has long been a staunch Trump supporter and earned his endorsement before winning Poland's presidential election.Speaking to the BBC's Radio 4 Today programme in January, the Polish president said Trump is the only world leader capable of stopping Vladimir Putin and ending the war in Ukraine.Despite Trump's previous criticism of the Nato alliance and his European counterparts, Nawrocki insisted the US was still the guarantor of security in Europe. Several Republican lawmakers have previously criticised Trump's decision to withdraw troops from Germany, saying it risked sending the wrong message to Russia.The US military deployment in Germany is by far its biggest in Europe, currently at more than 36,000 active duty troops compared to about 12,000 troops in Italy and a further 10,000 in the UK.

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Ukrainian drones hit Moscow and surrounding area, killing 3

Ukraine war briefing: The drones that bombarded Moscow region The Guardian Zelensky Hails Ukraine's Growing Drone Capability After Massive Moscow Strike Time Magazine Ukrainian long-range drones are turning Russia’s size into a weakness Atlantic Council Ukrainian drones destroy £30m Russian plane at airbase The Telegraph Ukraine's General Staff reveals weapons used to strike facilities in Moscow Oblast Українська правда

‘Ties with Russia more valuable in volatile times’: Jaishankar as he meets Lavrov

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‘Ties with Russia more valuable in volatile times’: Jaishankar as he meets Lavrov

Russia on Thursday unleashed a third straight day of massive drone and missile attacks on Ukraine, demolishing an apartment building in Kyiv where nine people were killed and dozens injured, authorities said. More strikes elsewhere in the country wounded more than two dozen civilians.As dawn broke on a clear day in Kyiv, a scene of devastation came into focus in the capital’s leafy Darnytsia neighborhood, located between a suburban forest and the Dnieper River.Wisps of smoke rose from the collapsed nine-story apartment block, where emergency workers dug under concrete slabs and took people away on stretchers. The building’s entrance was smashed in the strike, preventing residents from escaping. All 18 apartments in the building were destroyed, officials said. Among the dead was a 12-year-old girl, Mayor Vitali Klitschko said. Nine people were killed, according to Tymur Tkachenko, head of the Kyiv City Military Administration. About 20 were people believed to be missing. Klitschko declared Friday to be a day of mourning for the victims. Ukrainian officials noted that the attack coincided with U.S. President Donald Trump’s trip to China. Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping have sufficient leverage to compel Russian President Vladimir Putin to end his 4-year-old invasion of Ukraine. “At the very time when leaders of the most powerful countries are meeting in Beijing, and the world hopes for peace, predictability and cooperation, Putin launched hundreds of drones, ballistic and cruise missiles at the capital of Ukraine,” Sybiha wrote on X.Story continues below this ad “Only pressure on Moscow can make him stop,” Sybiha said of Putin. Massive aerial assaults on Ukraine this week Russia fired ballistic and cruise missiles in the attack, Zelenskyy said, adding that Moscow had launched more than 1,560 drones against Ukrainian population centers since Wednesday. In all, some 180 sites across the country were damaged, including more than 50 residential buildings, he said. British Defense Secretary John Healey called Thursday’s attack “shocking” and said he had accelerated U.K. deliveries of air defenses. Russia’s Defense Ministry said the military aimed at Ukraine’s military-industrial complex, including air bases and fuel and transport facilities, claiming it hit all its targets. Among the weapons deployed, it said, were Kinzhal missiles, which Moscow says can fly 10 times the speed of sound.Story continues below this ad Russia has hammered Ukraine with large-scale aerial attacks following a May 9-11 ceasefire that Trump said he asked Zelenskyy and Putin to heed. Fighting continued over those 72 hours, although reportedly at a reduced intensity. The attacks undercut recent suggestions from Trump and Putin that the war, which began with Moscow’s all-out invasion of its neighbor in 2022, is nearing its end. Residents describe ‘a terrible night’ More than 30 people were injured in the apartment building collapse, while emergency workers rescued 28 residents, Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko said. Lyudmila Hlushko, 78, said she heard explosions and the sound of rockets about 3 a.m. “Then the house shook violently and there was a loud bang, breaking the glass in my house,” she told The Associated Press. The blast shattered windows throughout the neighborhood.Story continues below this ad “It was a terrible night,” said another resident, Nadiia Lobanova. “We’re used to this. Well, it’s impossible to get used to this, but somehow we held on.” Damage was reported in six districts of the capital, Tkachenko said. The Kyiv office of defense contractor Skyeton, specializing in reconnaissance drones, was destroyed in the overnight attack, although the company said it had anticipated such a development and had relocated its production. Russian drones also struck a vehicle carrying U.N. staff who were delivering aid to residents of Kherson in southern Ukraine, Sybiha said. The vehicle was marked and was attacked twi

US envoy to Ukraine Julie Davis to quit over disagreement with Trump

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US envoy to Ukraine Julie Davis to quit over disagreement with Trump

2 min readApr 29, 2026 12:57 PM IST Davis was appointed by the Trump administration in May last year after her predecessor, Bridget Brink, stepped down. (Credit: @USAmbCy) Amid stalled ceasefire efforts in the Russia-Ukraine war, Julie Davis, the acting US ambassador to Ukraine, is set to step down next month, the State Department confirmed, less than a year after she took charge in Kyiv.ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW VIDEO Her departure comes amid reports of growing frustration with US President Donald Trump over his approach to Ukraine, according to the Financial Times. However, the...

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