US president said he is ready to impose further sanctions on Russia, but only if all NATO countries stop buying Russian oil, a huge source of income for Putin.

President Donald Trump demanded NATO and the rest of the world follow his lead when it comes to handling Russia, penning a “letter” to the world in an early Saturday morning Truth Social post threatening Moscow with “major” sanctions.

Moscow insists it did not plan to hit targets in Poland, after Warsaw says it shot down Russian drones in its airspace.

Russia pauses Ukraine negotiations as President Donald Trump faces bipartisan criticism in Congress for failing to act against President Vladimir Putin amid failed peace talks.

President Donald Trump has made NATO, already the most successful defensive alliance in history, far stronger by his incessant demands that its 31 other members increase defense spending. Trump has also rightly provided recent reassurance of his commitment to the alliance,

President Trump attempted to give Vladimir Putin another pass after Russia sent drones deep into Polish territory. The incident comes a week after Donald Trump met with Polish President Karol Nawrocki at the White House.

In his meeting with the recently-inaugurated Polish president, Trump claimed Poland had been among just two countries hitting NATO’s 2% spending target. View on euronews

Multiple Republicans have called on the Trump administration to respond to Russia for firing drones into Polish airspace.