Ongoing Hostilities Emerge Amid Trump-Putin Ceasefire Discussions
Despite a call between Trump and Putin regarding a ceasefire, violence continues, with Ukraine reporting new drone strikes on civilian infrastructure.
However, Putin stopped short of agreeing to cease missile, drone and bomb attacks in the Black Sea and across the front line.
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Kyiv residents say the Russian overnight attacks show Putin's real response to a peace proposal.
Despite Phone Call with Trump, Putin Abandons Ceasefire and Bombs Ukraine in a Major Attack
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The developments raise the possibility that the limited truce is being violated less than 24 hours after it was agreed to.
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The reports of hostilities lay bare the fragility of trust between the war parties amid analysts' doubts that Moscow will commit to peace even under the aegis of Washington's brokerage.
Trump says Ukraine-Russia talks are 'on track' after call with Zelenskyy
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Trump is pushing for a halt in fighting between Russia and Ukraine as part of a larger peace deal that he promised on the campaign trail could be achieved within a matter of days.
Trump to speak with Ukraine’s Zelensky following call with Putin about ceasefire
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Probably because, by the end of it, Vladimir Putin hadn't been pressured into making any major concessions to Ukraine or to the United States.
Rosenberg: Trump-Putin call seen as victory in Russia
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The White House described the call between Trump and Putin as the first step in a “movement to peace” that Washington hopes will include a maritime ceasefire in the Black Sea and eventually a full and lasting end to the fighting.
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It is precisely such night attacks by Russia that destroy our energy, our infrastructure, the normal life of Ukrainians.
Ukraine and Russia trade strikes after Putin declines to endorse Trump’s ceasefire proposal
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Zelenskyy says Putin’s vow not to hit Ukraine's energy infrastructure 'at odds with reality'
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The leaders agreed Ukraine and America will continue working together to bring about a real end to the war and that lasting peace under President Trump’s leadership can be achieved.
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The pause in the cross-agency effort comes as Trump upends U.S. policy toward Europe and Ukraine, stirring fears among some current and former U.S. and European officials that Ukraine may be forced into a truce favorable to Russia.
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From a security perspective, Ukraine needs Crimea in order to have control over activities in the Black Sea.
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Putin’s likely intent is to draw out the charade for as long as he can—among other things, no doubt, by making an issue of supposed Ukrainian atrocities against civilians in the Kursk region.
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Ukraine and Russia exchanged aerial assaults overnight, just hours after the Kremlin agreed to temporarily halt attacks on energy infrastructure targets, but stopped short of signing off on a broader ceasefire sought by the US.
Ukraine and Russia exchange attacks overnight, hours after Trump-Putin call
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There are a litany of issues that still need to be negotiated between Ukraine and Russia, which the U.S. has said Europe will also be a part of.
What’s next in the Russia, Ukraine ceasefire talks?
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At the end of the day, Russia are the aggressors here.
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NATO remains really fundamental to our national security and our prosperity.
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The Trump administration's thawing of relations with Russia comes after Trump stunned Ukraine and NATO allies by berating Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at an Oval Office meeting last month.
Trump contradicts Kremlin, denies discussing Ukraine aid with Putin
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In truth, Putin offered next to no concessions, and his goal, according to a Kremlin readout of the call, remains maximalist: preventing Ukraine’s rearmament and sovereignty.
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On the other hand, recent statements from Russian officials suggest they’re still pushing for a demilitarized and subservient Ukraine.
Trump’s call with Putin, briefly explained
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Russians will certainly be pleased by their agreement to host hockey matches in each other’s countries—one of Mr Putin’s favourite sports.
Putin woos Trump with a partial ceasefire and big geopolitical deal
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Negotiations around a Black Sea maritime ceasefire and a full ceasefire are set to begin immediately in the Middle East, as noted in a statement by the White House.
Trump on Putin Call: We Agreed to 'Immediate' Energy, Infrastructure Ceasefire
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Trump and Putin may have a deal, but it's a long way from ending the Ukraine war
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The engagement is just the latest turn in dramatically shifting U.S.-Russia relations as Trump made quickly ending the conflict a top priority — even at the expense of straining ties with longtime American allies who want Putin to pay a price for the invasion.
Trump and Putin Agree To Seek Limited Ceasefire in Ukraine
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But a temporary ceasefire of 30 days seems like where this is headed.
White House: Putin Agreed to Partial Ceasefire in Ukraine
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The longer negotiations continue, the less leverage Ukraine will have against Russian demands.
Trump, Putin agree to ceasefire negotiations in Middle East- Washington Examiner
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Tuesday's high-stakes call was the latest effort in Trump's efforts to reach an agreement to eventually lead to the end of the Russian war on Ukraine.
Kremlin says it will halt strikes on Ukraine energy sector after Trump and Putin talk
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Summary
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy criticized Putin's claimed halt on energy attacks as contradictory to reality after drone strikes hit hospitals and civilians. Following a call between Trump and Putin about a 30-day ceasefire, both sides accused each other of failing to comply. Despite Russia's announcement of a limited pause on energy infrastructure attacks, Zelenskyy reported 150 drones launched overnight, targeting key facilities. Ukraine vehemently opposes concession for military aid as the focal point of negotiations, while analysts warn of Russia's intransigence and the fragility of proposed peace efforts ahead of expected talks in Saudi Arabia.
Perspectives
Putin's implementation of a 30-day halt on attacks is a temporary measure that raises questions about genuine commitment to peace, particularly since military aid and the security of Ukrainian forces remain unresolved issues.
The divergent statements from the U.S. and Russia after Trump's calls reflect a lack of clarity and consensus on ceasefire terms, with analysts highlighting the potential for increased Russian demands that complicate negotiations.
Amidst ongoing attacks on civilian infrastructure, there is an urgent need for a unified international strategy to strengthen Ukraine’s defenses and ensure any proposed ceasefires prioritize civilian safety, while also putting pressure on Russia for concrete concessions.
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