US EditionCommentary: Trump caved to the Taliban in Afghanistan. Will he repeat in the Russia-Ukraine talks?
- President Donald Trump said in a May 2025 NBC interview that the U.S. May withdraw from Ukraine-Russia peace talks if progress stalls.
- This statement followed ongoing Russian missile attacks on Ukrainian cities and growing U.S. Frustration amid rising casualties averaging 5,000 soldiers weekly.
- Trump criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin’s commitment to peace, highlighting the “tremendous hatred” between Ukraine and Russia and recent missile strikes on civilians.
- Meanwhile, Secretary of State Marco Rubio cautioned against setting timelines for U.S. Withdrawal and called the current week “very critical,” noting a rare earth minerals deal with Ukraine.
- Trump’s remarks and stalled diplomacy suggest the U.S. Aims to avoid indefinite mediation, leaving outcomes uncertain amid deep conflict and fragile ceasefire proposals involving contested territories.
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The Brunswick NewsCommentary: Trump caved to the Taliban in Afghanistan. Will he repeat in the Russia-Ukraine talks?
President Donald Trump’s campaign promise to end the war in Ukraine in 24 hours once he was elected has proved to be utter nonsense as experts grade his first 100 days in office. One day, he blames the cause of…
Chicago Tribune
Independent EspañolUS-led attempt to end the war in Ukraine appears favorable to Russia
By DASHA LITVINOVA TALLINN, Estonia (AP) — The talks have taken place in an ornate Kremlin hall, on the polished marble of St. Peter’s Basilica and in a notoriously contentious session in the White House Oval Office. What has emerged so far from the U.S.-led effort to end the war in Ukraine suggests an agreement that appears favorable to Russia: President Donald Trump has sharply rebuked Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, echoed Kremlin vi…
Colorado Springs Gazette
Denver GazetteTrump says he has had good discussions on Russia and Ukraine
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday he and his advisers have had some good discussions about Russia and Ukraine in recent days, without elaborating.
"We're close to it on one side, and we're not that close to the other, and I don't want to talk about who." Trump is about a peace agreement between the Russian Federation and Ukraine.
U.S. President Donald Trump stated in an interview with NBC News that he looked forward to concluding a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine, but noted that the US is now close to agreements with only one side of the war.
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