Russian strikes kill four in Ukraine as Trump voices hope for Putin-Zelenskyy deal
Moscow and Kyiv continued exchanging strikes over the weekend, with at least four people killed in Russian attacks across Ukraine.
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At least four people were killed in Russian strikes across Ukraine over the weekend, as Moscow and Kyiv continued to exchange attacks, according to a France 24 report.
Both sides have intensified aerial strikes in recent days. Amid the continued fighting, US President Donald Trump said he hoped Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Russian President Vladimir Putin would reach an agreement to "settle" their differences.
The report, filed by France 24's Morgan Ayre, did not specify the exact locations of Saturday's strikes or provide a full breakdown of casualties beyond the reported death toll.
Trump's comments reflect continued US engagement in efforts to broker an end to the war, even as strikes on both sides have shown little sign of slowing.
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- Russian strikes kill four in Ukraine — France 24 — English
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