Russia and Ukraine launch massive drone attacks after Trump-Putin call | FOX 28 Spokane

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Just days after his stunning election victory over Democratic rival Kamala Harris, Trump reminded Putin of Washington's sizeable military foothold in Europe from his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, according to the Post report Sunday.
51% : The Kremlin had earlier said it saw "positive signals" from Trump's willingness to strike a deal, and several people speaking to the US paper said Trump had expressed the desire for more conversations on "the resolution of Ukraine's war soon".Trump also spoke by phone with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Sunday and the pair "agreed to work together towards a return to peace in Europe", according to Scholz's spokesman.
40% : "Trump during his election campaign talked about how he perceives everything through deals, that he can make a deal that can lead to peace.
33% : Trump has not said how he intends to strike a peace deal or what terms he is proposing.
30% : People familiar with Thursday's call said Trump had briefly raised the question of land with Putin.
28% : The Washington Post reported that Trump had had a phone call on Thursday with the Russian strongman in which he told Putin not to inflame the attritional war.
26% : Trump will not be inaugurated until January and for the moment on the battlefield and in the skies, the conflict shows no signs of subsiding.- 'Positive signals' -Russian air strikes killed at least five people in southern Ukraine, authorities said Monday, a day after Moscow and Kyiv launched record overnight drone attacks at each other.
16% : US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said Sunday that the White House was to spend its remaining $6 billion of funding for Ukraine before Trump takes office, warning of the risks of ending US support for Kyiv.
12% : "What will happen next, it's hard to say," Peskov said, adding that Trump was "less predictable" than Harris and Biden.

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