Trump ‘not happy’ with Russian strikes on Kyiv: ‘Vladimir STOP!’
- Russian forces launched a massive missile and drone attack on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities on Thursday, April 24, 2025.
- The assault occurred as peace negotiations intensified and followed a public disagreement between Trump and Zelenskyy over Crimea.
- Emergency services reported at least nine people died and over 70 others sustained injuries in the hourslong barrage.
- President Trump reacted to the strikes, urging Vladimir Putin to ‘STOP!’ the attacks on Kyiv.
- Trump's statement represented a rare criticism of the Russian president amid ongoing diplomatic efforts.
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'Vladimir, STOP!': Trump tells Putin after deadly Kyiv strike
Donald Trump called Thursday on Vladimir Putin to halt attacks on Ukraine, in a rare rebuke of the Russian leader after Moscow fired missiles and drones at Kyiv in the deadliest attack on the capital in months.
After airstrike on Kiev - US President Trump criticizes Putin: "Wladimir, stop!"
US President Trump condemned the Russian airstrike on Kiev with at least 12 fatalities, which was not necessary and came at a "bad time". Germany and other allies of Ukraine accused Russia's President Putin of undermining the efforts to achieve peace.

Trump says Russia has made a 'pretty big concession' by not seizing all of Ukraine
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump offered rare criticism of Vladimir Putin on Thursday, urging the Russian leader to "STOP!" after a deadly barrage of attacks on Kyiv, Ukraine's capital.
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