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Trump, Zelenskyy discuss weapons, escalating Russian strikes

  • On July 4, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and U.S. President Trump discussed strengthening Kyiv's air defenses and agreed to boost its capability to defend the sky amid escalating Russian strikes.
  • This conversation followed Trump's disappointing call with Russian President Putin and came amid the largest drone attack on Kyiv since the 2022 Russian invasion.
  • Zelenskyy highlighted new agreements with Western allies, including joint defense production and investments, and celebrated deals to supply hundreds of thousands of drones to Ukraine's forces.
  • Trump acknowledged Ukraine's need for Patriot missile systems, mentioned ongoing talks with Germany to provide such defenses, and said Putin understands that additional sanctions might occur soon.
  • The halt on some U.S. weapon shipments to Ukraine raised Kyiv's concerns about weakened defense capability, suggesting that sustaining air defense support will shape the conflict's future dynamics.
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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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