Vladimir, STOP! Trump turns up the heat on Putin after deadly strike in Kyiv

With tensions flaring, Trump signals that time is running out for peace to prevail.
Text: Óscar Ontañón Docal
Published 2025-04-25

The latest news on Russia and Ukraine. In a moment of direct confrontation, Donald Trump has publicly called on Vladimir Putin to halt Russia's military aggression, following a deadly missile barrage on Kyiv that left at least 12 people dead.

The United States President Donald Trump, pushing hard for a rapid peace settlement, expressed frustration over what he described as "bad timing," suggesting the assault undermines delicate progress made in behind-the-scenes talks.

According to Washington insiders, Trump believes Moscow is inching closer to a deal, while also pressuring Ukraine to show flexibility. Meanwhile, signs of devastation continue to mount in Kyiv, where emergency teams work amid ruins and rising casualty numbers.

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