Putin and Zelensky could sit down face-to-face within two weeks

Putin and Zelensky could sit down face-to-face within two weeks—thanks to Trump’s push to end the war.

Fresh off his Alaska summit with Putin, Trump revealed he called the Russian president again Monday. Putin agreed in principle to meet with Zelensky, with Trump pledging to later join for trilateral peace talks.

After six hours of tense negotiations with European leaders in Washington, Trump said he was “very happy” with the progress—framing it as the first real opening to end nearly four years of bloodshed.

But even as hopes rise, the world remains on edge. German leaders warn citizens may soon face forced conscription. Iran’s top military advisers insist they are still “in a stage of war” with Israel. And Kim Jong Un is rapidly expanding his nuclear arsenal, brushing off every overture from Seoul.

Is this the breakthrough that changes history—or the calm before the storm? Watch @zeeemedia's report for the full picture.