Vladimir Putin will attack a Nato country if he wins in Ukraine, former CIA chief David Petraeus has warned. The former US general and intelligence chief claimed Russia could invade Lithuania or another Baltic state following any success in its current military campaign.

To achieve peace in Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin is demanding an end to NATO expansion and the lifting of Western sanctions against Russia. While peace talks remain stalled following a phone call between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin,

Russian President Vladimir Putin's conditions for ending the war in Ukraine include a demand that Western leaders pledge in writing to stop enlarging NATO eastwards and lift a chunk of sanctions on Russia,

Halt to NATO expansion eastward and the end of all sanctions — these are the main demands of Vladimir Putin for ending the war in Ukraine. This information was reported by the Reuters agency, citing three Russian sources connected to the Kremlin.

US Senators Graham and Blumenthal warn that Putin is delaying peace talks to prepare for a new Ukraine offensive. They advocate for a bipartisan sanctions bill targeting countries like China and India that support Russia's economy.

The former US president, clearly agitated, cautioned that Putin may be "tapping us along" while pursuing Moscow's forceful military actions against Kyiv. Trump's latest tirade, reported by The Sun, came as the Kremlin leader intensified his insistence that Western powers must not interfere with Russia's ex-Soviet territories and even demanded written assurances to stop NATO's progression toward the east.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte warned Russian President Vladimir Putin a few weeks ago about the potential NATO response in the event of aggression against Poland. "If necessary, Poland will have NATO's support,

President Vladimir Putin's conditions for ending the war in Ukraine include a demand that Western leaders pledge in writing to stop enlarging NATO eastwards and lift a chunk of sanctions on Russia, according to three Russian sources with knowledge of the negotiations.

President Vladimir Putin's conditions for ending the war in Ukraine include a demand that Western leaders pledge in writing to stop enlarging NATO eastwards and lift a chunk of sanctions on Russia ...

Keith Kellogg, US envoy to Ukraine under President Trump, stated this week that Vladimir Putin’s complaint about NATO’s eastward expansion is “fair,” a comment that could signal a significant shift in the US stance.