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Europe Agrees to ‘Increase Pressure’ on Russia Following Trump-Putin Call

On Monday, President Donald Trump updated European officials about his conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding the situation in Ukraine.
The call followed prior talks and discussions that failed to secure a clear ceasefire or detailed commitments from Putin.
European leaders, including German Chancellor Merz, expressed readiness to increase sanctions pressure on Russia and coordinate closely with the US.
Zelensky asked Trump not to decide on Ukraine without Ukraine and urged more sanctions if Russia prolongs the war or imposes unrealistic terms.
The joint call signals increased transatlantic coordination but leaves uncertainty about substantive progress toward peace or Russian concessions.

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