Trump Wants Peace Deal Between Russia and Ukraine at G20, Even if It Means Pressuring Kyiv – The Atlantic
- In December, President Donald Trump plans to host a peace summit at his Florida resort during the G20, aiming to broker a deal between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Vladimir Putin.
- Trump seeks to establish distinct spheres of influence with Russia and China, viewing the conflict as an impediment to economic arrangements involving diesel and minerals extraction.
- Achieving these goals may involve pressuring Ukraine to drop its Donbas claims, with officials warning the arrangement resembles a "new Yalta Conference" to divide the world into spheres of influence, The Atlantic reported.
- Zelenskyy confirmed he will attend the summit to seek a fair resolution, though he rejected territorial concessions and emphasized nuclear disarmament over ending the Russian invasion.
- A potential trilateral meeting involving American, Russian, and China officials could occur in China this November, while Ukrainian officials remain wary of their exclusion from high-level decision-making.
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Trump Wants Zelenskyy and Putin to Sign Peace Deal at Miami G20 Summit, Even if He Has to Strong-Arm Kyiv
US President Donald Trump aims to broker a peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia during the upcoming G20 summit scheduled for December at his golf club in Florida.
Trump wants to force Ukraine to sign peace deal at G20 summit - The Atlantic The US administration <p>may pressure Kiev for a deal in December. Russia meanwhile may intensify strikes on Ukraine's energy sector</p>.
Trump may step up pressure on Ukraine to secure peace agreement with Russia by end of year – media
U.S. President Donald Trump may step up pressure on Ukraine to reach agreements on ending the war with Russia within the next eight weeks, particularly during events scheduled for December as part of the G20 summit, according to The Atlantic.
Trump wants peace deal between Russia and Ukraine at G20, even if it means pressuring Kyiv – The Atlantic
US President Donald Trump dreams of standing between Russian dictator Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as they sign a peace agreement at the G20 summit in Miami in mid-December, even if it means putting pressure on Kyiv.
United States President Donald Trump is seeking to have a peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia signed during the G-20 summit, which is scheduled to take place in Miami, Florida, in December, The Atlantic magazine reports.
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