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Trump, Putin stick to their positions on Ukraine in phone call

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Russia’s campaign against Ukraine will continue till all the objectives are achieved, President Vladimir Putin said during a phone conversation with his US counterpart Donald Trump on Thursday.

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Briefing reporters after the hour-long phone conversation, Kremlin foreign policy aide Yuri Ushakov said Moscow will continue to seek a diplomatic solution to the ongoing conflict but will not leave its root causes unaddressed.

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Trump in turn, called on Putin to cease the hostilities as soon as possible.

Russia navy dy chief killed

Major General Mikhail Gudkov, deputy head of the Russian Navy and a former commander of a marine brigade fighting against Ukraine in Kursk, was killed in action in Kursk, depriving Moscow of one of its most senior officers.

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