After Trump-Putin Phone Call, U.S. Envoys See Progress; Ukrainians See More Russian Drones

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KYIV — President Trump and President Putin spoke on the phone for an hour Tuesday. The Kremlin says Putin assured Trump that Russia has no hostile intentions toward Europe. The conversation comes as the U.S. is seeking to broker peace between Russia and Ukraine. Two U.S. envoys visited both nations in recent days. The American envoys arrived by train Sunday morning — a first for Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, who have traveled to Russia roughly eight times since peace efforts began, but never once to Ukraine. After three rounds of talks with President Zelenskyy, the pair took questions, including a pointed one from Newsmax's Shelby Wilder. "During your time as President Trump's envoys, Russia has escalated its war against Ukraine. It has intensified its hybrid attacks against NATO, and it's deepened its ties with the likes of Iran and North Korea. So far, diplomacy has not changed Vladimir Putin's position," Wilder began. "But if there is no breakthrough after these peace talks, is

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