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Trump-Putin Summit Imminent? U.S. Sanctions Loom as Ukraine Peace Push Intensifies
- President Donald Trump expressed hope for "constructive conversations" in his upcoming meeting with Russia's Vladimir Putin, though he acknowledged it isn't solely his responsibility to make a peace deal.
- Trump clarified that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy wasn't invited to the meeting, but he intends to inform Zelenskyy afterward about the discussions.
- Ukrainian leadership remains opposed to any territorial concessions, with Elina Beketova stating Ukraine will continue to strive for "preserving its statehood and territorial integrity."
- Trump suggested a potential "land swap" without elaboration, and indicated he might propose a meeting involving Putin, Zelenskyy, and himself.
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Donald Trump teases location of upcoming Putin summit as Russia's war on Ukraine continues - The Mirror
Trump has repeatedly said that 'no one wants a third world war' and said that he was close to making peace. He moved the deadline to March 25 and said that he would impose secondary sanctions on Russia if it did not make peace
Trump-Putin summit imminent? U.S. sanctions loom as Ukraine peace push intensifies
With new U.S. sanctions targeting Russia's trading partners, President Trump eyes a high-stakes summit with Vladimir Putin to accelerate efforts to end the war in Ukraine — but big questions still hang in the balance.
Trump Set To Meet With Putin With Peace Deadline Looming
Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to meet with President Donald Trump in the coming days as the end of Trump’s 10-day peace deadline looms, Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov told reporters Thursday. The meeting was suggested by the Russian side to U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff on Wednesday, who then relayed the idea to Trump, according to The [...] The post Trump Set To Meet With Putin With Peace Deadline Looming appeared first on The Maine Wir…
Donald Trump had barely announced a full-bodied peace summit with Vladimir Putin and Wolodymyr Selenskyj, the US President knocks in again and makes concessions to the Kremlin boss. Trump also suddenly becomes vague on other points.
There is no sign that Moscow is willing to soften its negotiating stance.
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