Tomahawk, Zelensky and Trump
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Zelensky: Trump Showed The World He Can Manage A Ceasefire In Mideast, I Hope Ukraine Is Next
FNC's Peter Doocy asked Ukraine President Zelensky during an Oval Office Meeting on Friday: PETER DOOCY, FOX NEWS: Right behind you — when we were in Israel with President Trump earlier in the week, we heard a lot about the difference in diplomacy between President Trump and President Joe Biden before him.
On Truth Social, the dictator-curious Trump wrote Putin congratulated him on the “Great Accomplishment of Peace in the Middle East,” and suggested that his “Success in the Middle East will help in our negotiation in attaining an end to the War with Russia/Ukraine.”
Soldiers should "stay where they stay," Zelensky said, and not offer new territory to Putin, who has reportedly demanded full control of Donetsk Oblast as a condition for ending the war.
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How Zelensky Won Trump Over
The Ukrainian President arrives at the White House Friday with a wish-list including Tomahawks—and he may get them, writes Tom Nagorski.
President Donald Trump and President Volodymyr Zelensky were split over the future of the war in Ukraine following their meeting today in Washington.
A reporter asked Ukraine President Zelensky during an Oval Office Meeting on Friday REPORTER: But to meet that deal, both sides [in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict] had to make concessions. Our president has stuck out his neck in many ways to make a peace deal for your war as well.
President Donald Trump let a self-described supporter of his in the press pool repeatedly pressure the president of Ukraine about making “concessions” to his Russian counterpart. Cara Castronuova, the former pro boxer and one-time celebrity fitness coach on the NBC show The Biggest Loser,
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Trump meeting brings good news for Zelensky, but Kyiv’s real prize remains out of reach – for now
The relationship between US President Donald Trump and his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky has unquestionably improved but the real prize Kyiv seeks seems out of its reach, for now.