President-elect Donald Trump urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to avoid further escalation in Ukraine, emphasizing America’s military presence in Europe. Trump expressed interest in negotiating a quick resolution to the conflict, while the Biden administration plans to maximize Ukraine aid before Trump’s inauguration. Kremlin welcomed Trump’s peace-focused stance, though Kyiv and European allies worry about a hasty settlement. Both Russia and Ukraine recently intensified drone attacks, with Ukraine downing 34 Russian drones and Russia firing 145 drones at Ukrainian targets.
TRUMP URGES PUTIN TO AVOID ESCALATION IN UKRAINE CONFLICT
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