American television Fox News announced the victory of Donald Trump in the state of Alaska, which carries three electoral votes.
According to that media, Trump currently has 295 and Kamala Harris 226 electoral votes.
270 electoral votes are needed to win.
Trump crossed the threshold of 270 electoral votes this morning at Central European time, which means that he won the presidential elections in the USA.
Voting results are awaited from two states - Arizona and Nevada, and Trump is currently leading in both.
The President of the United States of America (USA) Joseph Biden today called Donald Trump to congratulate him on his victory in the presidential elections and invited him to meet at the White House, Reuters reports.
Democratic candidate for president of the United States and current vice president Kamala Harris called Republican candidate Donald Trump to congratulate him on his victory in the presidential elections in the United States, two of her associates said, according to Reuters.
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American television Fox News announced the victory of Donald Trump in the state of Michigan, which carries 15 electoral votes.
According to that media, Trump currently has 292 and Kamala Harris 226 electoral votes.
270 electoral votes are needed to win.
Trump crossed the threshold of 270 electoral votes this morning at Central European time, which means that he won the presidential elections in the USA.
Voting results are awaited from three states - Arizona, Nevada and Alaska, and Trump is currently leading in each of them.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu congratulated Donald Trump on his election victory in a telephone conversation today, Netanyahu's cabinet announced.
According to reports, Netanyahu was one of the first leaders to call Trump, and the conversation was warm and cordial.
"The prime minister congratulated Trump on his election victory and the two agreed to work together on Israel's security," Netanyahu's office said, adding that they "also discussed the threat of Iran."
The conversation lasted about twenty minutes.
Earlier today, Netanyahu congratulated Trump on his election victory on social networks, according to Israeli media.
American international policy expert David Phillips believes that Donald Trump, who won the US presidential election, will support the division of Kosovo as a quick solution to unresolved issues and disputes in the region.
Phillips said for Pristina's "Gazeta Blitz" that the policy of the USA towards the Western Balkans will not fundamentally change, and that it would be the same even if the Democratic candidate Kamala Harris won the American elections.
"Trump has a transactional approach and will certainly support the division of Kosovo for a quick solution to the problem. Harris believes in the rule of law and would be a champion of international cooperation and multilateralism. None of the candidates is deeply involved in the Balkans, so we cannot expect much from a change in the US attitude towards region," Phillips said.
Jewish settler leaders today welcomed the victory of Donald Trump in the US elections as the administration of current US President Joseph Biden introduced sanctions against individuals and groups involved in violence against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.
"We expect to have an ally who will stand by us unconditionally as we fight the war for the entire West," said Israel Ganz, chairman of the Yesha Council, in a statement to Reuters.
Almost two-thirds of Israelis believe that Trump will be better for Israel than his rival Kamala Harris, according to a survey by the Israel Democratic Institute.
"I think it's good for Israel. He showed it last time when he was president, he moved the embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and everything he said he did," said Jerusalem resident Nisim Atiyas.
Some Jewish settler groups, emboldened by Israel's military offensive in Gaza, are considering repopulating the Palestinian enclave.
The Jewish settlers were evacuated from it and the army withdrew in 2005.
During the past year of the war with Palestinian Hamas, several members of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's conservative Likud party have also openly supported the resettlement of Gaza and speculation is growing that the evacuation of its northern part is a plan to remove the Palestinian population.
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The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Aljbin Kurti, also congratulated Donald Trump on his victory in the presidential elections.
"The USA is a key ally, friend and partner of Kosovo and we look forward to working together for progress and peace," Kurti wrote on the X social network.
Richard Grenell, who was the US envoy for dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia during the Trump administration, insisted on reaching a final agreement that also provided for the exchange of territories, which the current Government of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, strongly opposes, Radio Free Europe reports.
Also, during the last administration headed by Trump, the USA warned on several occasions about the possibility of withdrawing American troops from Kosovo.
Milorad Dodik, president of Bosnia and Herzegovina. entity Republika Srpska (RS) addressed the citizens in front of the RS Palace building in Banja Luka after Donald Trump declared victory in the US elections.
In addition to Dodik, there were, among others, the member of the BiH Presidency Željka Cvijanović and several ministers in the RS Government, reports Radio Free Europe.
"This is the victory of America that we believe in, America that is for peace," Dodik said, among other things, in a short address in front of the Palace, congratulating Trump on his election victory.
"We are not looking for someone to cheer for us in America, but we are looking for him to be objective and that is what we believe we will get from that side," said Dodik.
He added that it is important for RS to congratulate Trump on his victory and that "this is also our victory".
"We are not for revolutions, we are not for some destabilization, but we are for justice, and we perceive justice in a way that allows us to live our Dayton life in Bosnia and Herzegovina," said Dodik and assessed that this was not possible "with the previous administration."
Kamala Harris won in New Hampshire, CNN reported.
He carries four electoral votes to New Hampshire.
Billboards appeared in Israel congratulating Donald Trump on his victory in the presidential elections.
"Congratulations! Trump, make Israel great!" reads a billboard in Jerusalem.
Republican candidate Donald Trump will defeat Vice President Kamala Harris in a historic political comeback, CNN reported.
Trump's election victory represents an unprecedented legal situation, CNN reports, as he was scheduled to be sentenced this month in a New York criminal court after being convicted of 34 counts of falsifying business documents earlier this year. Trump also faces other criminal charges.
Donald Trump won in Wisconsin, one of the key swing states, CNN and Fox News reported.
Wisconsin carries 10 electoral votes.
Russian President Vladimir Putin does not plan to congratulate Donald Trump on his expected victory in the US presidential elections, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
Peskov said that Russia is closely monitoring information about the US election and that it is unlikely to make an official assessment until it sees "concrete words and actions".
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz congratulated Trump and said that "Germany and the US have worked successfully for a long time to promote freedom on both sides of the Atlantic."
"We will continue to behave like this for the benefit of our citizens," he added, Radio Free Europe reports.
Trump was also congratulated by the Prime Minister of Italy, Đorđa Meloni, who said that Europe is ready.
"Italy and the United States are 'sister' nations, bound by an unshakable alliance, shared values and historic friendship," Meloni said.
President of Montenegro Jakov Milatović, in congratulating Trump, said that Montenegro looks forward to close cooperation with his administration to strengthen our friendship and deepen cooperation.
The Russian Embassy in the United States has denied allegations of Moscow meddling in the US presidential election after US authorities said false bomb threats at polling stations allegedly came from Russia.
The FBI confirmed Tuesday that bomb threats at polling places in several states likely originated from Russian email domains. Although the FBI said none of the threats were deemed credible, they caused the temporary closure of several polling places, CNN reports.
This comes after US intelligence agencies last month assessed that Russian operatives were behind a fake video purporting to show the destruction of mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania in late October.
The Russian Embassy in Washington said the US accusations were "slanderous and baseless".
"All insinuations about 'Russian machinations' are malicious slander, invented for use in the internal political struggle of the United States," the embassy said, according to the state news agency RIA Novosti.
The embassy added that it had "received no evidence of contacts with US officials, nor any requests regarding the story being promoted in the media", and accused US authorities and the media of "hysteria" over alleged Russian disinformation related to the election.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has repeatedly denied any interference by Moscow in the elections, calling the accusations absolutely groundless, reports RIA Novosti.
According to CNN projections, Kamala Harris will win in New Jersey.
In that state, 14 electoral votes are at stake.
President of the European Council Charles Michel also congratulated Trump, saying that the EU and the US have a long-term alliance and a historical relationship.
"As allies and friends, the EU looks forward to the continuation of our constructive cooperation," he told the X social network.
Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation and former Russian president, wrote on the Telegram platform that Trump has an aversion to spending money "on stupid allies and bad international organizations", and that this could possibly affect the situation in Ukraine.
"A few days ago I wrote on Telegram about the strong bipartisan consensus against Russia in Congress. These observations are proving to be correct, especially now that the Republicans have a majority in the Senate. However, Trump has a quality that we can all benefit from. As a businessman, he has an aversion to spending money on stupid allies and bad international organizations," he wrote.
Medvedev said that "this is where Ukraine comes in" and that now the question is how much pressure Trump will have to allocate funds for the war in Ukraine, Radio Free Europe reports.
"He is stubborn, but the system is more powerful," he said.
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