Trump Putin Peace Deal: Russia launched a massive drone attack on Ukraine, deploying over 100 drones into the country shortly after a two-hour phone call between Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. Ukraine’s air force reported that its forces successfully shot down 35 of the 108 Russian drones launched overnight, while 58 others were jammed or neutralized mid-air. The drone attack resulted in damage to four Ukrainian regions.
Details of the Drone Attack:
– Number of Drones: Russia launched 108 drones into Ukraine, with Ukraine’s air force intercepting 35 and jamming or neutralizing 58 others.
– Damage: The drone attack caused damage in four Ukrainian regions.
– Russian Claims: Russia’s Defense Ministry claimed to have shot down eight Ukrainian drones overnight.
The drone attack occurred despite Trump’s assurance that a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine is possible, following his phone call with Putin. Trump expressed confidence that something positive will come out of the talks, stating, “I think something’s going to happen.” However, Putin’s statement after the call showed no signs of concessions, emphasizing that Russia’s priority is to address the root causes of the crisis.
Still on Trump Putin Peace Deal
Trump-Putin Phone Call:
– Duration: The phone call between Trump and Putin lasted two hours.
– Discussion: Trump asked Putin when the conflict would end, referring to it as a “bloodbath.” Putin’s response was non-committal, with the Kremlin readout stating that Russia’s position is clear and focused on eliminating the root causes of the crisis.
– Peace Talks: Trump announced plans for immediate peace talks between Moscow and Kyiv, but the Kremlin has yet to show willingness to compromise.
Ukraine’s Stance:
– Ceasefire: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed to Trump that Ukraine is ready for a complete and unconditional ceasefire.
– Sanctions: Zelenskyy emphasized the need for stronger sanctions on Russia if it fails to stop the killings and engage in meaningful peace talks.
– Negotiations: Ukraine is willing to make peace, but Zelenskyy framed Putin as the key obstacle to a deal.
Background:
– Previous Peace Talks: Peace talks between Ukrainian and Russian negotiators in Istanbul, Turkey, last week were chaotic and failed to yield any significant progress.
– Russian Demands: Russia’s maximalist war goals include the annexation of four partially occupied Ukrainian regions, retention of Crimea, demilitarization of Ukraine, and a permanent block on Ukrainian accession to NATO.
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