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Trump was not informed of Ukraine attack on Russia

  • On a Sunday in 2025, Ukraine launched a large-scale drone strike deep into Russian territory, destroying about 40 military bombers across five air bases.
  • Ukrainian security officials planned the operation for over a year and a half, personally supervised by President Volodymyr Zelensky without notifying the Trump administration in advance.
  • The drones were covertly deployed from trucks parked near Russian air bases, including locations in Siberia far from Ukraine's border, demonstrating complex logistics and unprecedented scale.
  • Ukrainian President Zelensky announced sending a ceasefire delegation headed by Defense Minister Rustem Umerov to Istanbul on the Monday following the strike.
  • The strike inflicted significant damage on Russia’s strategic air capabilities and underscored ongoing intense conflict dynamics while revealing strained U.S.-Ukraine communication under the Trump administration.
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The U.S. government confirmed on Tuesday that Ukrainian troops launched a drone attack on Russian airfields, damaging strategic bombers, without prior notification to the Donald Trump administration. READ ALSO: China and the U.S. have a meeting to strengthen bilateral relations According to Russian media, the attack has generated concern from Washington and warnings from Russia about an escalation in the conflict and the lack of notification to …

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