2025-08-01
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It's 1,254 days since Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
And during what was dubbed a working holiday in Scotland,
President Trump said he would slash the deadline for Vladimir Putin to make peace in Ukraine.
And on the flight home, on board Air Force One,
he told us what that new date would be, August the 8th.
And then came an escalation of sorts on social media.
We saw the spat with Russia's ex-president, Dmitry Medvedev.
Meanwhile in Kyiv,
President Zelensky continued to manage the fallout from a short-lived attempt to overhaul domestic anti-corruption bodies.
And Russia showed no signs of slowing down its aerial campaign on Ukrainian targets.
We'll be answering your questions on all that and more on Ukrainecast.
Ukrainecast from BBC News.
Life is not safe in Ukraine.
Nowhere in Ukraine.
We've had three years of bloody conflict now.
We need to get to that lasting peace.
We hope we can finish.
This war this year.
President Trump will not allow anyone to turn Uncle Sam into Uncle Sucker.