Trump Issues Stern Warning to Putin Over Ukraine Conflict; White House Confirms Upcoming Call Between Trump and Zelenskyy

WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a stern warning to Russian President Vladimir Putin over the escalating conflict in Ukraine, vowing that Moscow would face “serious consequences” if it intensified its military operations.

The White House confirmed on Wednesday that Trump will hold a call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in the coming days to reaffirm U.S. support for Ukraine’s sovereignty.

Trump’s Warning to Moscow

Speaking at a press conference, Trump declared, “The United States will not stand by if Russia continues to destabilize Ukraine. President Putin must understand that any further aggression will be met with a firm response.”

Administration officials suggested that new sanctions and increased military aid to Kyiv are on the table, depending on developments on the ground.

Upcoming Call With Zelenskyy

The White House announced that Trump’s upcoming call with Zelenskyy will focus on military cooperation, humanitarian assistance, and long-term support for Ukraine’s defense.

Officials stressed that Washington remains committed to Ukraine and will coordinate closely with European allies to ensure a united response to Russia’s actions.

Global Implications

The latest warning marks one of the strongest statements from Trump since the conflict escalated earlier this year. NATO allies welcomed the statement, while Moscow dismissed it as “provocative rhetoric.”

As tensions rise, the world is watching closely to see whether Trump’s warning and the upcoming U.S.-Ukraine dialogue will help ease the conflict or lead to further confrontation with Russia.