US EditionTrump 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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Trump May Recognize Crimea as Russian Territory in Bid to End War
As the war between Russia and Ukraine continues to grind on, President Donald Trump is reportedly weighing a controversial proposal: recognizing Crimea as Russian territory as part of a broader strategy to bring the conflict to a close. This potential shift in U.S. foreign policy, which would mark a significant departure from the stance of previous administrations, has sparked intense debate among lawmakers, analysts, and international observers…
Trump weighs Crimea recognition, dividing Ukraine’s assets with Putin
President Donald Trump is considering recognizing Crimea as Russian territory to end the war in Ukraine, sparking opposition from Ukraine and European allies. Trump's administration is exploring urging the U.N. to adopt similar stance, aligning with Putin's position. Trump and Putin have scheduled a call to discuss negotiations, including "dividing up assets" between Ukraine and Russia. Ukraine agreed to 30-day ceasefire, but Russia insists on s…
Trump may recognize Crimea as Russian territory in bid to end war
As the war between Russia and Ukraine continues to grind on, President Donald Trump is reportedly weighing a controversial proposal: recognizing Crimea as Russian territory as part of a broader strategy to bring the conflict to a close. This potential shift in U.S. foreign policy, which would mark a significant departure from the stance of […]
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