Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy hold separate phone calls with U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday, Reuters-style reporting summarized by multiple outlets. The calls come as Trump marks his 80th birthday and as the war in Ukraine remains a key focus ahead of this week’s G7 summit. According to Russian officials, Putin’s call with Trump lasts just under an hour, and was described by Russian presidential aide Yuri Ushakov. Across the reports, both leaders and their teams discuss the ongoing conflict and how it could be ended, reflecting differing perspectives on prospects for reducing or ending hostilities. One outlet also reports that drone strikes kill two people in Russia and that a separate incident in the UK involves the detention of a tanker, placing the calls within a broader context of ongoing military and related developments. The sources agree that the communications are separate—Putin speaks with Trump, and Zelenskyy speaks with Trump—and that the timing is tied to Trump’s birthday. The outlets provide no shared new policy announcement that is common to both calls, but they characterize the discussions as focused on conflict resolution and the leaders’ respective views.