The art of the peace deal: What the Trump administration wants from the Russia-Ukraine negotiations
Trump promised repeatedly during his campaign that he would end the war in Ukraine—and, more importantly, America’s involvement in it. He effectively ran on delivering a peace that Joe Biden could not or would not provide. The content and duration of that peace are nearly irrelevant.
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