US EditionTrump Ready to Recognize Russian Control of Occupied Ukraine in Peace Deal – Media
Trump's peace plan includes US recognition of Russian control over Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk, breaking diplomatic norms and raising concerns among European allies.
- On Thursday, President Donald Trump is reported to propose U.S. recognition of Russian control over parts of Ukraine, including Crimea, as a means to end the war; Vladimir Putin said this recognition would be key in negotiations.
- The plan would break long‑standing U.S. diplomatic convention and is reported likely to go ahead despite concerns among Ukraine's European allies.
- From the battlefield, Shaun Pinner, a former British soldier, said `Land is never 'just land.'` and warned that people are reliving past horrors because of proposed recognition of Russian control in Ukraine.
- Michael McFaul warned recognition would reward imperial conquest and cause global instability, Garry Kasparov cautioned to `replace 'leader of the free world' with 'for sale'`, and Marko Mihkelson said `If this is true, then we have a major problem, Houston.`
- The envoy trip to Moscow suggests an active negotiating track as Steve Witkoff, Trump peace envoy, and Jared Kushner, Trump adviser and son-in-law, engage Vladimir Putin on recognizing Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk, reshaping U.S. diplomatic policy.
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President Donald Trump is under fire over a report that claims he is proposing that the U.S. recognize Russian control of parts of Ukraine, including Crimea, which Russia has unlawfully annexed, as a means to end the war.“The Telegraph understands that Donald Trump has sent his peace envoy Steve Wit...
The United States is ready to recognize Russia's control over the occupied territories of Ukraine, including Crimea, in order to reach an agreement to end the war.
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US special envoy Steven Witkoff and Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's son-in-law, allegedly promised Russian President Vladimir Putin that they would officially recognize Crimea and the Donetsk and Luhansk regions as territories of the Russian Federation in exchange for ending the war in Ukraine, the Telegraph reported.
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