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Macron: Trump Finally Sees Through Putin's Lies, Urges Tougher Sanctions

On May 25, Russia launched large-scale missile and drone attacks on Kyiv and other parts of Ukraine, killing at least 12 people. U.S. President Donald Trump publicly condemned Putin's actions, expressed anger, and said he was considering additional sanctions. During his visit to Vietnam, French President Emmanuel Macron stated that Trump has finally realized that Putin has been lying and urged him to turn his anger into concrete actions to push for tougher sanctions against Russia. Macron also called for setting a final deadline, after which more severe retaliatory measures should be taken if Putin continues his aggression. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and other officials reiterated that Russia's attacks are war crimes and urged the international community not to remain silent.

"Russia-Ukraine Conflict Escalates, Germany Shifts Stance Dramatically, and Trump's Rare Outburst at Putin"