Trump administration sets June deadline to end Ukraine war

President Trump has issued a strict June 2026 deadline for Ukraine and Russia to reach a comprehensive peace agreement, warning that both nations will face "significant pressure" if the timeline is missed. The administration has proposed moving trilateral negotiations to Miami, Florida, marking the first time such talks would occur on U.S. soil. As diplomacy intensifies, Russia has launched a massive aerial campaign against Ukraine's energy grid, drawing sharp criticism from Capitol Hill lawmakers who view the talks as a Russian stall tactic.