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Zelensky, Trump Hold Second Call as Kremlin Warns on Tomahawks

Kyiv presses for stronger air defenses, long‑range options, inclusion in any talks.

Overview

  • Volodymyr Zelensky said his second conversation with Donald Trump in 48 hours was very productive, citing a focus on civilian protection, air defense, resilience, long‑range systems, and energy needs.
  • The Kremlin cautioned that any U.S. provision of Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine could drive a dangerous escalation, while Washington has not announced a final decision on such deliveries.
  • Zelensky also spoke with Emmanuel Macron and requested additional air-defense systems and missiles, calling recent Russian attacks more brazen.
  • Russian strikes damaged energy infrastructure in the Donetsk region, where authorities reported a blackout and ongoing repair efforts to restore power.
  • A Ukrainian delegation led by Andriy Yermak and Dmytro Svyrydenko is reported to be heading to Washington next week for talks on security cooperation and sanctions.