The Kremlin reacted cautiously after Donald Trump declared victory, saying the US was still a hostile state and that time would tell if Trump's rhetoric on ending the Ukraine war translated into reality.

The Kremlin said Wednesday it would judge Donald Trump, who claimed victory in the US presidential election, on his actions and that President Vladimir Putin had no plans to congratulate him.

The Kremlin said President Vladimir Putin has no immediate plans to congratulate Donald Trump after he claimed victory in the U.S. presidential election.

The Kremlin has announced that it has no immediate plans to congratulate Donald Trump on his election victory, citing ongoing tensions and a "historically

The Russian government has stated that it has no immediate plans to congratulate Donald Trump on his recent election victory in the United States, amid ongoing hostilities between Russia and U.S.-supported Ukraine. Naija News reports that the Republican candidate and former U.S. President, Donald Trump, was declared the winner of the 2024 presidential election, defeating […]

Donald Trump's presidential election victory was keenly observed in central and eastern Europe. In light of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the region's leaders are hoping that the US will remain committed to safeguarding security along NATO's eastern flank.

The Kremlin is signaling that it’ll take more than boisterous promises for Russia and the U.S. to get along.

“It is almost impossible” for U.S.-Russia relations to worsen from here, Kremlin says.

As Donald Trump was elected the US president for a second term, Russia on Wednesday said President Vladimir Putin remained open to engaging in a "constructive dialogue" with the US, asserting that the future of Washington-Moscow relations depends on the American administration. The remarks by