Trump weighs recognizing Crimea as Russian territory in bid to end war: Semafor
- The Trump administration is considering recognizing Crimea as Russian territory to help end the conflict in Ukraine, as reported by Semafor.
- During a speech on March 17, President Donald Trump mentioned that Ukraine may need to make territorial concessions to resolve the war, as suggested by U.S. Officials.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has consistently rejected any territorial losses, with European allies likely opposing U.S. Policy changes regarding Crimea.
- Experts question whether Kyiv can reclaim Crimea through military means, noting that diplomatic efforts will be necessary.
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'They're trying to pander': Expert skeptical of Russia deal amid Trump's 'ceasefire' boast
Vladimir Putin did not agree to an absolute ceasefire with Ukraine when he spoke by phone with President Donald Trump on Tuesday, as was the U.S. administration's goal. Trump posted to Truth Social shortly after the call, "My phone conversation today with President Putin of Russia was a very good...
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