Trump's 'Wonderful' Call, Drone Near Zelensky's Jet

Trump described his two-hour call with Putin as 'wonderful,' raising hopes of renewed diplomacy over Ukraine. Events on the ground told a different story. Ukrainian officials said a Russian drone came dangerously close to President Zelensky's aircraft during a flight, calling it an assassination attempt. Earlier, a Russian drone hit a shopping center parking lot in Sumy, killing three and wounding two as cars burned. Ukraine answered with a record strike of its own: special forces drones flew over 3,000 kilometers to hit two gas plants in Russia's Yamal region, the deepest strike of the war, in territory once considered untouchable. At home, the prosecutor general's resignation was reportedly signed but had still not formally reached the Verkhovna Rada, leaving its status unclear, while Russian strikes on rail infrastructure left dozens of trains running hours late nationwide. The war's reach extended abroad: intelligence chief Kyrylo Budanov visited Latvia on security cooperation, a man was charged in Britain with aiding Russia's GRU, Romania denied any military role in Ukraine operations, and a UK review found the air traffic control failure that stranded thousands had been avoidable. Elsewhere, Apple unveiled its first foldable phone, the iPhone Duo, priced at $2,000, entering a market long dominated by Samsung.