Russia Strikes Ukraine After Trump-Putin Call
Russia Strikes Ukraine After Trump-Putin Call

Russia Strikes Ukraine After Trump-Putin Call

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Following a lengthy call between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, Trump expressed disappointment over a lack of progress toward ending the Ukraine war, while Putin reaffirmed Russia's commitment to its objectives, including demands for Ukrainian neutrality and territorial concessions. Shortly after the conversation, Russia launched its largest drone and missile attack on Ukraine since the invasion, causing numerous injuries and significant damage, including to the Polish embassy in Kyiv. Ukrainian officials, including President Volodymyr Zelensky, emphasized that Russia's actions show it will not change course without greater Western pressure. The leaders also discussed Middle East tensions and agreed on the need for diplomatic approaches to Iran. The call did not resolve the ongoing U.S. pause in arms shipments to Ukraine. The episode highlights deepening frustration in Washington and Kyiv as diplomatic deadlock persists amid escalating Russian attacks.

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