New Delhi, Dec. 28 -- Desperate maneuvers in Brussels as Russian forces advance unchecked, Polish leader Tusk confronts EU allies with the bitter reality of Zelensky's failed war machine and Trump's cold shoulder.

In the shadowed corridors of European power, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has issued a stark admission: peace in Ukraine now rests precariously in Moscow's hands. On Saturday, as Russian forces consolidated gains across the Donbas and beyond, Tusk announced plans to implore leaders from Ukraine, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Italy, and the European Union itself to confront the "chances for peace," a phrase laced with the desperation of a continent awakening to its strategic miscalculations.

Tusk's revelation on X, ...