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Trump shifts US policy toward Russia amid Ukraine peace efforts

US President Donald Trump has taken several steps that signal a significant shift in American policy toward Russia, including striking a diesel fuel deal and moving to ease long-standing sanctions. These actions, alongside reported restrictions on the Starlink satellite service used by the Ukrainian military, have fueled concerns in Europe and Ukraine that Washington may be undermining Kyiv to favor Moscow.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has expressed skepticism regarding Vladimir Putin's intentions, warning that lifting sanctions would only strengthen Russia. While Zelenskyy stated he is open to freezing current frontlines to achieve a ceasefire, he remains firmly opposed to ceding Ukrainian territory or recognizing Russian occupation.

Diplomatic efforts are intensifying as European leaders consider potential negotiators to engage with Putin. Proposed candidates include Giorgia Meloni, Alexander Stubb, Petr Pavel, Mette Frederiksen, and Jonas Gahr Støre. Meanwhile, reports suggest a potential trilateral summit involving the United States, Russia, and China could be discussed, a move that critics warn could involve deciding the fate of Ukraine without its direct participation.

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Ben Hodges · Donald Trump · European Union · Russia · Steve Witkoff · Ukraine · Vladimir Putin · Volodymyr Zelenskyy

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