Ukraine reports drone attack not long after Trump talks with Putin, Zelenskyy
The Ukrainian air force revealed in a recent Facebook post that the country had been the target of a drone attack overnight. According to the post, 85 enemy UAVs were shot down, while 52 drones failed to reach their intended targets and were lost.
This announcement followed a statement made by U.S. President Donald Trump, who mentioned that he had conversations with both Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
In a post on Truth Social, President Trump described his call with Putin as “lengthy and highly productive.” He emphasized the need to halt the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, stating that both leaders agreed on the importance of preventing further loss of life.
During his time in office, President Joe Biden provided substantial assistance to Ukraine in response to the Russian invasion. However, Trump is now advocating for a peaceful resolution to the long-standing war between the two countries.
Trump confirmed that negotiations would begin immediately, with the goal of reaching a resolution to the conflict. He also mentioned that he would be contacting President Zelenskyy to update him on the conversation with Putin.
In a subsequent post, Trump reported that his discussion with Zelenskyy had been positive, noting that the Ukrainian president also expressed a desire for peace. Both leaders are committed to finding a peaceful solution to the conflict.
It is crucial to prioritize peace and diplomacy in resolving the tensions between Russia and Ukraine. The international community is closely monitoring the situation, hoping for a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
The author of the article, Alex Nitzberg, is a writer for Fox News Digital. His insights and analysis provide valuable perspective on the ongoing developments in the region.
