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Ukrainian President Zelenskyy says Trump now sees Ukraine’s drone warfare success as a turning point, shifting the war toward aerial dominance where tech and intel matter most. Trump claims he’s spoken with both Putin and Zelenskyy, believing peace is possible—and that he’s proven himself a conflict resolver. But Ukraine’s biggest weakness? A critical shortage of advanced air defenses like U.S. Patriots, as Russian strikes intensify. Trump, calling the war “carnage,” also insists Europe would pay for U.S. arms under his leadership, contrasting with past aid. NATO hopes Trump’s newfound optimism boosts Western support—especially for air defense—while Trump remains fixated on ending the war through negotiation.

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