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Trump Plans Calls with Putin and Zelenskyy to Discuss Ukraine Conflict

President Trump prepares for calls with Putin and Zelenskyy, hoping to halt violence in Ukraine after recent failed peace talks.


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U.S. President Donald Trump is set to speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Monday to address the ongoing violence in Ukraine. This follows failed meetings in Turkey where both sides agreed to a large prisoner swap but not a ceasefire. Trump expressed hope that the call will lead to a productive outcome to stop the 'bloodbath' resulting in high soldier casualties. Meanwhile, a recent drone strike in Ukraine killed nine civilians, highlighting the urgent need for peace talks amid prolonged hostilities and mutual rejection of ceasefire proposals.

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Trump's assertion that peace talks won't yield breakthroughs without his involvement undermines the efforts of other diplomatic channels.

The conflict continues to inflict severe casualties on both sides, highlighting the need for immediate and effective ceasefire proposals, which are currently being discussed, but meeting resistance from Russia.

Ukraine's doubt about Russia's genuine commitment to peace talks reflects ongoing mistrust and concerns about the consequences of the conflict.

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