When President Donald Trump spoke last week by telephone with Vladimir Putin, the Russian leader committed to drafting and sending what he described as a “memorandum of peace” in the coming days laying out Russian requirements for a ceasefire with Ukraine,

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Russia's recent actions have tested not just Trump's resolve but also that of his supporters, with the MAGA movement now divided on how to respond.

Russia, which first invaded in 2014 then massively expanded the war in 2022, unleashed a major aerial bombardment on mostly civilian targets across Ukraine. The government in Kyiv said the attack included a record 355 drones as well as nine ballistic missiles.

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In an update shared via social media on Sunday morning, Zelensky said “nearly 300 attack drones” and “almost 70 missiles of various types” were launched by Russia overnight. At least 12 people have been reported killed.

President Donald Trump slammed Russian President Vladimir Putin in a dramatic U-turn amid more sickening Russian attacks on Ukraine. Before boarding a plane to Joint Base Andrews in Washington DC Sunday,

US special envoy general Keith Kellogg has called for a ceasefire after Russia launched its largest aerial bombardment since the war began in 2022.The presidential envoy shared a photo of Ukraine’s capital following an aerial attack.