U.S. President Donald Trump has sparked global intrigue by suggesting American air support could back a potential peace deal to end the Russia-Ukraine war—but ruled out sending troops. 🌍 The announcement comes as renewed Russian strikes hit Ukrainian energy facilities this week, escalating tensions despite diplomatic talks.
What’s on the Table?
Trump told Fox News the U.S. might assist European allies 'by air' in securing Ukraine, though details remain vague. White House officials confirmed air support—like missile defense systems—is 'an option.' Meanwhile, Ukraine’s air force reported 270 drones and 10 missiles launched by Russia in 24 hours, marking the largest aerial assault in over a month. 🔥
Peace Summit in the Works?
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called recent White House talks a 'major step forward,' hinting at a potential trilateral meeting with Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. Budapest, Istanbul, or Switzerland could host the summit, though Trump teased: 'It’d be better if they met without me… but I’ll go if needed.' 🤝
Meanwhile, NATO leaders are set to discuss Ukraine’s security needs this week, while Putin remains firm against NATO troops in the region. With Trump relying on 'instinct more than process' to broker peace, the world watches to see if diplomacy can outpace the bombs. 💣→🕊️
