In a recent interview, President Donald Trump described the war in Ukraine as “bullets whacking and hitting men,” emphasizing the violent nature of the conflict. At the same time, Ukraine has been subject to missile attacks by Russian forces, resulting in damage to the historic center of Odesa, a Unesco World Heritage Site, and injuring seven people. President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned the attacks, stating that the Norwegian diplomats were among those affected.
Meanwhile, Trump has expressed his administration’s involvement in discussions with Russia regarding the war in Ukraine, hinting at taking “significant” action to end the conflict. However, he did not confirm direct communication with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Trump’s remarks come as Ukraine’s military claims to have destroyed a Russian command post in the border region of Kursk.
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