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The Kremlin says it supports a meeting between President-elect Trump and Russia's Vladimir Putin. This asked Trump is set to take office in less than a week. NTD's international correspondent Ariane Pasdar has the latest on the Ukraine war, starting with an update on the battlefield situation. The footage appears to show an oil depot in Russia on fire on Tuesday. The governor of Russia's Saratov region says the area has been subjected to a mass drone attack. Officials report damage to two industrial sites. Russia's military, meanwhile, releasing this video on Tuesday. It appears to show airstrikes and a Russian flag waving in a Ukrainian village. Russia reports taking control of two settlements in Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region. Also on Tuesday, in Moscow, Russia's foreign minister talked about a possible meeting between President-elect Trump and President Vladimir Putin. President Putin said many times that he is ready to meet, but there have been no such proposals so far. I think we should meet. But first, there is a need for Trump to take up office. He added that Trump recognizes the realities on the ground in Russia and Ukraine. And in Kyiv, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky was asked about possibly lowering the draft age for the military. However, he says the military needs more weapons first. Our brigades are not supplied with enough equipment as of today. Our people need to be protected, well, not just protected, but they need to have according weapons and knowledge. Zelensky says Ukraine's allies should supply more weapons before Ukraine can consider lowering the draft age. Just last week, the US announced an additional $500 million in military aid for Ukraine. Trump suggests that he'll most likely send much less aid once he takes office next week. Ariane Pastor, NTD News.