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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy announced a productive call with U.S. President Donald Trump following Trump’s pledge to supply Ukraine with new military aid, including Patriot air defense systems. Zelenskiy expressed gratitude for the continued U.S. support, emphasizing a shared commitment to ending the war and establishing a just peace.
The conversation, described by Zelenskiy as “very good,” resulted in an agreement for more frequent communication and coordination between the two leaders. Trump also met with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte at the White House on Monday, underscoring renewed transatlantic cooperation.
Speaking to reporters, Trump voiced disappointment in Russian President Vladimir Putin amid intensified Russian airstrikes on Ukrainian cities. He confirmed billions of dollars in new U.S. weapons would be sent to Ukraine and warned of potential sanctions on nations purchasing Russian exports—though with a 50-day grace period.
In Kyiv, Zelenskiy held talks with U.S. Special Envoy Keith Kellogg to discuss boosting Ukraine’s air defenses and the joint procurement of weapons with European partners. Zelenskiy later posted on X that the meeting addressed practical steps toward peace, including increased military cooperation and sanctions against Russia and its allies.
Trump, who began his second term with a softer stance on Russia, has recently toughened his rhetoric in response to Moscow’s escalated attacks. An air-raid alert was issued in Kyiv shortly after the Zelenskiy-Kellogg meeting.
The delivery of Patriot missiles marks a significant shift in U.S. military support and could enhance Ukraine’s defense capabilities against ongoing Russian aggression. As the conflict continues, Washington’s renewed involvement signals a stronger push for both deterrence and diplomatic pressure on the Kremlin.
