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Trump, Zelenskyy discuss weapons, escalating Russian strikes

UKRAINE, JUL 5 – Trump and Zelensky agreed to enhance Ukraine's air defense capabilities amid escalating Russian drone and missile attacks, with potential resumption of Patriot missile supplies, officials said.

  • On July 5, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy spoke with U.S. President Donald Trump to address Ukraine's need for enhanced air defense amid increasing Russian aggression.
  • The call followed Russia's largest drone attack on Kyiv after Trump's disappointing call with Putin and amid U.S. halting some weapons shipments citing dwindling stockpiles.
  • Zelenskyy and Trump agreed to strengthen Kyiv's air defenses, including joint defense production and investments, while Zelenskyy hailed new drone agreements with U.S. and European allies.
  • Trump said he was unhappy with Putin, who is seen as unwilling to stop the war, and noted Putin "understands that it may be coming" regarding more sanctions against Russia.
  • The conversation and agreements suggest potential resumption of Patriot missile supplies and increased drone production, but concerns remain over U.S. aid uncertainties and Kyiv's ability to defend itself.
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The suspension of military supplies to Ukraine is probably not part of an effort to pressure the US, it is simply that its missile stockpile is running out too quickly. The Russians have advanced in several areas, but Ukraine's defenses are not on the verge of collapse. And Trump, after his disappointing phone call with Putin, discussed strengthening Ukrainian air defenses with Zelensky the next day.

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A telephone call with US President Trump gives the Ukrainian President tailwind: Selensky still hopes for patriotic deliveries. Moreover, Ukraine will soon receive hundreds of thousands of drones. Russia must be prepared for attacks with far-reaching weapons.

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