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Trump offers ‘assurance’ U.S. won’t send ground troops to Ukraine for peacekeeping
- On August 18 and 19, 2025, President Donald Trump hosted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky along with several European and NATO officials at the White House in Washington.
- The meetings followed over three years of Russian invasion, with security guarantees for Ukraine and peace negotiations as central issues.
- Trump ruled out deploying US ground troops to Ukraine but suggested the US could provide air support while European countries lead ground troop efforts.
- He assured that no U.S. troops would be sent to defend Ukraine’s border, stressed that Zelensky needs to demonstrate flexibility, and cautioned that failure in negotiations could lead to serious consequences.
- The outcome suggests continued US reluctance for direct military involvement while supporting peace efforts and encouraging European-led security guarantees for Ukraine.
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The AgeTrump offers ‘assurance’ US troops won’t be sent to Ukraine
President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that US troops would not be sent to help defend Ukraine as part of any peace agreement with Russia, as European leaders met for urgent talks.
·Sydney, Australia
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Trump says U.S. won’t send peacekeeping troops to Ukraine | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
President Donald Trump said today that no U.S. troops would be placed on the ground to protect Ukraine as part of any peace agreement with Russia, as European leaders met for urgent talks over what a postwar security arrangement could look like.
·Honolulu, United States
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