Kyivpost Trump Predicts Altered Borders for Ukraine Amid Peace Talks
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- •Trump anticipates a peace deal that may alter Ukraine's borders.
- •NATO Chief Rutte predicts a compromise rather than a clear victory.
- •US-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi are set for November 10-11.
US President Donald Trump expressed optimism about reaching a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine, suggesting that Ukraine would emerge from the conflict with 'a little bit different shape.' In a recent interview, he defended his approach to negotiating with Russia, emphasizing his tough stance on sanctions. Trump's remarks coincided with upcoming US-mediated negotiations scheduled for November 10-11 in Abu Dhabi, focusing on postwar security arrangements and humanitarian efforts. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte also indicated that a compromise is likely, as neither side is expected to achieve outright victory. The discussions involve key players, including Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Russian officials, with the US playing a significant mediating role. The situation remains fluid, with ongoing debates about the implications of recent agreements, including the easing of diesel restrictions on Russia.
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