Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., accused Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of trying to sabotage peace negotiations between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin by executing drone strikes on Russian territory. Her statement came in response to a report from ‘Open Source Intel’ suggesting that Ukraine had launched one of its largest drone attacks on Russia, an alleged act of defiance against Trump’s peace initiatives. Greene argued that Zelensky’s actions pose a threat to the upcoming Trump-Putin summit, which is widely regarded as a critical moment for diplomatic efforts. The accusations have underscored the growing tensions and political maneuvering surrounding the summit.
The incident has also raised concerns among international observers about the impact of such actions on the broader geopolitical landscape. The recent drone strikes have not only intensified the conflict but have also complicated the dynamics of the peace talks. Meanwhile, the summit in Anchorage is seen as a pivotal opportunity for both sides to engage in direct dialogue and find a solution to the ongoing war in Ukraine. The United States and Russia, despite their longstanding rivalry, have both expressed a desire for a peaceful resolution, with Trump and Putin set to meet for a much-anticipated discussion on the future of the conflict.
As the summit approaches, the situation remains highly volatile, with both countries continuing to engage in military actions. Putin, appearing on Russian state television, praised the U.S. for making