WASHINGTON, Oct 20 (Reuters) - US President Donald Trump on Tuesday called on Ukraine to make a deal to settle the war with Russia. "Ukraine has to want to settle this war," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.

Ukrainian strikes on Yandex data centers disrupt Russian court hearings, media reports * Ukraine's HUR claims 108 Russian soldiers killed, 29 captured in Sumy Oblast

Ukrainian president tells US senators the delayed missiles have already been paid for by European countries, amid growing rift. What we know on day 1,700

WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Marco Rubio blasted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for suggesting that the US has been cutting off critical intelligence warnings of incoming Russian ballistic missile attacks.

A hypothetical summit between the three world leaders sparks questions about sovereignty, NATO, and a potential peace deal in Eastern Europe.

The prime ministers of Norway and Finland will also attend the discussions in Oslo.

Trump defends decision to waive some sanctions on Russia; Lithuania foils attack on Starlink site; Kyiv hits another oil terminal. What we know on day 1,699

Citing the personal toll of her native Ukraine's war with Russia, World No. 6 Elena Svitolina reveals she and husband Gael Monfils have separated.

Tokyo is borrowing Kyiv's battlefield playbook to defend its southwestern islands. The drones may prove the easy part.

US aid to Ukraine slowed dramatically after President Trump took over — dropping to about $540 million since January 2025 — after former President Joe Biden shelled out $130 billion following the Russian invasion in 2022,