Trump calls Putin 'crazy' after largest Russian drone attack on Ukraine
- US President Donald Trump criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin for 'needlessly killing a lot of people' in Ukraine and stated, 'he has gone absolutely crazy!'
- At least 12 people died, including three children, during Russia's largest aerial assault on Ukraine since February 2022.
- Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed the largest prisoner swap, with both sides exchanging 1,000 individuals, including 303 soldiers.
- Zelensky urged international leaders to increase pressure on Russia, stating that 'without truly strong pressure on the Russian leadership, this brutality cannot be stopped.
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