Trump hints at territorial concessions for Ukraine ahead of peace talks
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In a CBS 60 Minutes interview, Trump stated Ukraine will likely 'end up with a little bit different shape' after the war, signaling a potential softening of U.S. support for pre-2022 borders. He identified personal animosity between Putin and Zelensky as the main obstacle to peace, a notable shift from prior U.S. framing of the conflict as a matter of territorial integrity. This suggests a possible U.S. policy pivot toward a negotiated settlement that may involve territorial concessions, though specifics remain unclear.
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US President Trump has signaled a potential shift in US policy regarding Ukraine's territorial integrity, suggesting Ukraine may face border adjustments as part of a peace deal. This marks a departure from prior US insistence on Ukraine's full territorial integrity, with details remaining unspecified. The statements precede upcoming negotiations in Abu Dhabi.
Trilateral peace talks between Ukraine, Russia, and the US have resumed in Abu Dhabi after a nine-month pause, with confirmed participation from EU, NATO, and key European security advisers. The agenda focuses on security guarantees and principles for a peace deal, explicitly excluding a ceasefire, while Russia signals a hardened stance on territorial gains. Key uncertainties remain regarding the specific outcomes and Russia's willingness to engage constructively on territorial integrity.
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