AP NewsWatch 8:30 p.m. EDT

I'm Ben Thomas with an AP News Minute. President Trump told reporters yesterday

he's been pressing Russia's leader on Ukraine.

I had a long talk with President Putin. I suggested a little bit of a cease-fire,

and I think he might do that. He might announce something happy to do with it.

Donna Warder has today's follow-up.

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky says he wants more details about the May 9 cease-fire.

Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed to President Trump over the phone on Wednesday.

The break-in attacks would coincide with Russia's victory day.

Zelensky says he wants to know whether the short-term cease-fire would be

a few hours of security for a parade in Moscow or something more.

And Ukraine is proposing a longer-term cease-fire.

Meanwhile, Russia launched overnight attacks in a central Ukrainian city,

as well as in the southern port city of Odessa.

And Ukraine continued striking industrial facilities inside Russia for a second day in a row.

I'm Donna Warder. And I'm Ben Thomas.