Trump says post-war Ukraine will have a 'different shape' ahead of Abu Dhabi talks
Trump said a peace deal could leave Ukraine with altered borders as U.S.-led talks focus on security guarantees and de-escalation.
- On Nov 9, President Trump told 60 Minutes correspondent Ross Douthat that Ukraine will end up with a 'different shape' after the war concludes, detailing his expectations for peace negotiations.
- Trilateral peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia begin in Abu Dhabi on Nov 10-11. Trump said he believes 'that we're very close to making a deal' regarding the ongoing conflict.
- Trump identified 'the hatred between Zelensky and Putin' as the primary peace obstacle. When Ross Douthat suggested Zelensky's feelings were 'understandable,' Trump demurred.
- Regarding unexplained Starshield speed caps in mid-October, Trump said he did not know who initiated the disruption but confirmed SpaceX CEO Elon Musk 'turned it back up.'
- Throughout the interview, Trump defended his handling of the war, claiming 'there's been nobody that's been tougher on Russia than me.' He cited his trade sanctions as evidence.
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The Kremlin reacted to the words of the American leader about border changes, declaring supposedly new territorial realities.
"Ukrainian borders will change": Donald Trump in an exclusive interview on '60 Minutes'. Watch the video on VRT NWS: news.
Ahead of peace talks, Trump suggests Ukraine will have to cede territory
Days before US negotiators are set to lead ongoing peace and diplomatic efforts in Abu Dhabi around Russia’s years-long war in Ukraine, President Donald Trump suggested Ukraine may have to cede some of its territory to achieve peace. “They’re gonna end up with a little bit different shape, Ukraine,” Trump told “60 Minutes” in an …
The U.S. President is trying to get Kiev to agree on territorial losses. Then, according to Trump, an end to the war is possible, as he said in an interview.
From a geographical point of view, Ukraine is already another country, the realities on the ground are obvious, the Press Secretary of the President of the Russian Federation, Dmitry Peskov, commenting on the statement by American leader Donald Trump that Ukraine will have "a different form after the conflict". "In terms of the form of Ukraine, this is a different country from the point of view of geography, and the realities "on the ground" are…
US President Donald Trump has suggested that Ukraine's territory could change as part of a possible peace deal with Russia. "I think we'll get it done and Ukraine will be a little bit different," Trump said in an interview with CBS's "60 Minutes." The statement comes ahead of talks between Ukraine, Russia and the US, scheduled for November 10 and 11 in Abu Dhabi. Trump said he believes the war could end soon, but did not clarify what territorial…
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