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President Donald Trump He was “a bit “fast” with Russian President Vladimir Putin” after the Kremlin said negotiations with Ukraine were “suspended”.
Trump said in an interview with Fox and Friends that when he took office, he thought it would end three years at that time. Russia– The Ukrainian war will be the “easiest” international conflict.
“But two tangoes do need,” Trump said, noted Brian Kilmeade, the president of Ukraine said. Volodymy Zelenskyy It has proposed to meet Putin many times. “It was amazing when Putin wanted to do that, Zelenskyy didn’t.
U.S. President Donald Trump arrived at Elmendorf-Richardson, a joint base in Anchorage, Alaska on August 15, 2025 to greet Russian President Vladimir Putin. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Russia launches drone to Poland a few days after Trump meets NATO allies
It is not clear at which time Trump was called Putin, If the Ukrainian president travels to Moscow and invites Zelenskyy to meet him, it is something Western and Ukrainian security officials say is not only dangerous, but it does not mean that Putin takes good faith negotiations seriously.
“We will have to be very, very strong,” Trump said of Russia. “Through sanctions, banks and related to oil and tariffs, it’s very hard to do it.
“But I’ve done a lot. I’ve done a lot,” he said, pointing out his 50% tariff on India and threatening to put it in China – which are Russia’s largest oil importer.
He added: “It’s not an easy task. It’s important. It’s causing a rift with India.”
Although Washington has imposed tariffs on U.S. imports, there are still carvings on items such as pharmaceuticals and electronics – both of which are imported in large quantities from New Delhi.
Despite actions by European allies, Trump has not imposed any new sanctions directly on Russia since re-entering the White House and is facing increasing criticism for not taking more direct actions against Putin eight months later.
Donald Trump spoke with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte at a plenary meeting of the North Atlantic Commission on June 25, 2025. (AP photo Kin Cheung, swimming pool)
NATO warns Russia that Poland shoots down “large number of drones” that violate airspace
Less than a month later Trump meets Putin In what was described as a productive meeting, the Kremlin “suspended” negotiations with Ukraine – which failed to make any real progress in establishing a ceasefire – nearly twenty-two Russian drones entered Poland earlier this week, prompting NATO’s diversified response to the threat.
“The communication channels exist, are established, and our negotiators have the opportunity to communicate through these channels, but for now, we can talk about pauses.”
NATO Allies have been on high alert this week after Trump believes it could be a false drone attack, but Poland and Ukraine have been denied as any accident.
An infographic shows a map of Poland shooting down Russian drones, which violated the airspace during a Ukrainian strike on September 10, 2025. (Photography by Yasin Demirci/Anadolu via Getty Images)
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“We also hope that drones attack Poland would be a mistake,” Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on X on Friday. “But it is not. We know.”
Russia also launched a war game in Belarus on Friday, which not only shared its borders with Poland, but also some drones entering Warsaw airspace on Wednesday came from Moscow Allied forces, with Russian troops beginning to accumulate earlier this week.
