Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine needs U.S. long-range Tomahawks for strikes but was realistic after White House talks, noting President Trump neither approved nor rejected them. Trump urged an immediate halt to the war, even with Ukrainian territorial concessions, later posting that both sides should "stop where they are." Zelenskyy, asked about the post, said, "we have to stop where we are, and then to speak." He reported a "productive" call with European leaders on support. Separately, a Kremlin envoy pitched a "Putin-Trump" Bering Strait rail tunnel, and Russia claimed three village gains that Kyiv has not confirmed.

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