泽连斯基再同特朗普通电话

Group 1 - Ukrainian President Zelensky discussed strengthening Ukraine's air defense systems and long-range strike capabilities with US President Trump during a productive phone call [1] - The two leaders reached a consensus on certain issues during their previous call on October 11, including the need for Russia to show genuine willingness for diplomatic engagement [1] - The US is considering the possibility of supplying Ukraine with "Tomahawk" missiles, although no final decision has been made yet [1] Group 2 - Since Trump's return to the White House in January, US military aid policies to Ukraine have been inconsistent, with a new mechanism called "Ukraine Priority Needs List" being developed for rapid delivery of military aid [2] - The first batch of military aid under this mechanism, valued at $1 billion, has begun to be delivered, including "Patriot" missiles [2] - A military sales agreement worth $90 billion is currently under discussion between Ukraine and the US, which includes long-range weapons [2] Group 3 - Russia has expressed concern over the potential delivery of "Tomahawk" missiles to Ukraine, emphasizing the unique nature of such long-range weapons [2] - Russian officials maintain that they are open to peaceful resolutions to the Ukraine issue, while noting that European countries and the Kyiv government show reluctance to negotiate [3] - Russian intelligence has indicated that Ukraine may have considered creating a "dirty bomb," raising concerns about the implications of long-range missiles potentially carrying nuclear capabilities [3]