Adam Morrow

‘We have clearly defined our red lines,’ the Ukrainian prime minister said after returning from Washington.

Long viewed as a U.S. ally, Jordan currently hosts more than 3,500 U.S. troops and a string of U.S. military bases.

The meeting was postponed after U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio canceled his planned visit to London, where he had been slated to take part in the talks.

The Russian leader’s remarks follow the recent expiry of a 30-hour Easter cease-fire.

Ukraine’s Zelenskyy tells military to respond in kind to renewed Russian attacks.

With U.S. frustration rising, Marco Rubio warned that the Trump administration could abandon its peacemaking efforts in the absence of any clear progress.

Following Rubio’s comments, the Kremlin said it was committed to resolving the conflict and open to dialogue.

A Kremlin spokesman reiterated the claim that Russian forces carry out strikes ‘solely on military and paramilitary targets.’

Regional foes say they’re close to signing a peace deal despite ongoing flare-ups along their shared border.

Slated for April 10, the meeting follows a first round of U.S.–Russia discussions hosted by Turkey in February.