Trump, Trudeau talk Ukraine war ahead of conflict’s three-year mark

Trump and Trudeau both agreed that the Russia-Ukraine conflict must stop as it approaches its three-year level and has caused a sizable death toll on both edges. Trudeau agreed with Trump’s assertion that the battle would never have begun if he had been president at the time, according to the White House display of the request.

The prime minister touted a “90 % reduction” in the flow of fentanyl across the northern border of the United States, which Trudeau promised to increase in response to a looming tariff threat from Trump. He added that Tom Homan and his own “border king” did meet next year.

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Both leaders anticipated a G7 visit on Monday that will be a show of support for Ukraine as peace talks continue to unfold. The call came to an end with both officials anticipating a conclusion. Giorgia Meloni, the prime minister of Italy, has already indicated that she will not be participating in the phone due to a scheduling conflict.

Her presence leaves Canada, the U. S., the United Kingdom, Germany, France, and Japan as the G7 nations expected to attend Monday’s visit.