US EditionTrump calls Putin 'crazy' after largest Russian drone attack on Ukraine
- On Sunday, President Donald Trump sharply criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin following Russia's largest aerial attack on Ukraine since February 2022, which heavily targeted Kyiv and other cities.
- The attack came amid ongoing three-year hostilities after Russia's full-scale invasion in February 2022 and follows recent attempts at ceasefire talks between Trump and Putin.
- Russia launched around 355 drones and numerous missiles overnight in what Ukrainian officials called the largest drone barrage of the war, resulting in at least 12 deaths including children and dozens wounded.
- Trump described Putin as "crazy" and expressed confusion about his recent actions, noting that although he had known Putin for a long time and had a good relationship with him, he disapproved of the Russian leader's bombardment of Ukrainian cities. He also warned that if Putin attempts to take control of all Ukraine, it could ultimately result in Russia’s collapse.
- This month, the European Union escalated its response to Moscow's ongoing aggression by implementing additional punitive measures, reflecting growing international efforts to pressure Russia amid the continuing conflict.
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Among all the radical policy changes implemented during President Trump’s first 100 days, perhaps the most surprising was his reorientation of the U.S. stance towards Russia. Support for Ukraine in the ongoing war was for a long time a principle of bipartisan faith, but Trump broke that consensus almost immediately, first ending President Vladimir V. Putin’s isolation with a direct telephone call, and then with high-level conversations in Saudi …
With regard to the end of the war in Ukraine, President Donald Trump’s statements and publications on social media have lost importance. Declining the chances of a ceasefire and a peace agreement will soon depend, instead, on whether he finally finds the strength to reinforce with action his rhetorical criticism of President Vladimir Putin on the weekend. The Kremlin bet he won’t. Trump’s frustration at the intense Russian drone attacks on Ukrai…
Ukraine says hit by record drone salvo
Russia fired its biggest ever drone barrage on Ukraine, authorities said on Monday, just hours after Donald Trump called Vladimir Putin "CRAZY" and warned Moscow risked new sanctions if it kept up its deadly bombardment. The US president has sought to broker an end to the three-year war, but has failed to extract major concessions from the Kremlin, despite repeated negotiations and several phone calls between him and Russia's president. For thre…
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Trump blows hot and cold on Putin, with Ukraine war in limbo
US President Donald Trump once more appears to be losing patience with Vladimir Putin's warfare in Ukraine, but it remains unclear whether he will actually toughen his stand against the Kremlin leader. The Republican billionaire, who returned to office in January vowing to end the war "in 24 hours," has long appeared to side with
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