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Trump Says Ukraine Will Emerge with ‘Different Shape’ After War with Russia
Trump said peace talks could leave Ukraine with a slightly different territorial configuration and defended his handling of the war.
- 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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