Blacklisting ships in the fleet would represent the first U.S. sanctions on Moscow since Trump returned to the White House in January.

The Trump administration is reportedly considering new sanctions targeting Russia’s so-called “shadow fleet” of oil tankers if President Vladimir Putin fails to agree to a ceasefire in Ukraine by Frid

By Dmitry Antonov MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that Moscow hoped for more peace talks with Ukraine but that the momentum of the war was in its favour, signalling no shift in his stance despite a looming sanctions deadline from Washington.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is unlikely to bow to a sanctions ultimatum expiring this Friday from U.S. President Donald Trump, and retains the goal of capturing four regions of Ukraine in their entirety,

Has the relationship between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin gone off the rails? A popular Russian newspaper thinks so. It turned to trains to illustrate the current state of US-Russian ties. "A head-on collision seems unavoidable,

If [oil prices] drop far enough, another $10 per barrel, Putin will stop killing people — that wouldn’t be so bad,” Trump said. “He won’t have a choice because his economy is in horrible shape.” Trump added that OPEC+ “plans to increase” oil production,

India wants to keep buying oil from Russia, and President Donald Trump isn’t happy. In a recent post on Truth Social, the U.S. president accused the South Asian country of funding the Russia-Ukraine war.