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Trump Proposes Negotiations on Russia-Ukraine Conflict Amid European Militarization Efforts

Former President Trump advocates for negotiations with Putin regarding Ukraine, as Europe prepares for heightened security amid fears of Russian aggression.

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  1. Ukrainian human rights lawyer, Nobel Prize winner urges Trump to show strength and end the war

    President Trump is urging Vladimir Putin to seriously consider negotiations to resolve the ongoing war in Ukraine, emphasizing that continued economic pressure could be the catalyst for a peaceful resolution.

    Ukrainian human rights lawyer, Nobel Prize winner urges Trump to show strength and end the war

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  2. Tuberville casts doubt on Putin’s willingness to negotiate Russia-Ukraine war

    Sen. Tommy Tuberville believes that the current handling of the war by Ukraine, NATO, and the U.S. has given Russia an upper hand, making negotiations seem unlikely and unnecessary for Putin, who is already in a winning position.

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  3. Opinion: Trump promised to end the Ukraine war, but neither side is ready

    Peace remains elusive in Ukraine, as the stark realities of war reveal a grim arithmetic that both sides are battered by, yet neither willing to yield in their demands or the pain they endure.

    Opinion: Trump promised to end the Ukraine war, but neither side is ready

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  4. Europe braces for 'most extreme' military scenario as Trump-Putin 2.0 begins

    As Europe grapples with its security amidst rising threats from Russia, it is clear that complacency has been a longstanding issue, and the ongoing situation demands a significant shift in defense commitments across the continent.

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  5. Sen. Tuberville: Trump May Be Able to Engage 'Winning' Putin

    The handling of the Ukraine war by NATO and the U.S. has been so poor that it has empowered Putin, and unless things change, there seems little incentive for him to negotiate.

    Sen. Tuberville: Trump May Be Able to Engage 'Winning' Putin

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  6. Business elites truly believe Trump could be on the verge of solving one of the world’s most difficult problems: The Ukraine War

    The optimism surrounding Trump's potential to negotiate peace in Ukraine suggests that, despite his controversial approach, he may be the pragmatic leader needed to finally resolve this protracted conflict.

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  7. The Observer view on the Russian aggression: Trump should heed Ukraine’s call for peace through strength

    Zelenskyy’s call to arms for peace through strength must be heeded, as the escalating confrontation with Russia highlights the dire need for Western democracies to unite and strengthen their resolve against aggression.

    The Observer view on the Russian aggression: Trump should heed Ukraine’s call for peace through strength

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Updated: Jan 26th, 2025, 10:41 AM ET

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Former President Donald Trump is renewing efforts to negotiate peace in the Russia-Ukraine war, advocating for strong military aid to Ukraine while urging European NATO allies to increase their defense spending significantly. Despite criticism of Putin, Trump's commitment to NATO remains uncertain, prompting European nations to bolster their military readiness. Lithuania plans to enhance defense spending to up to 6% of its GDP and lay mines on bridges leading to Russia. Meanwhile, experts warn that diplomatic solutions will be arduous, given the current military dynamics, with fears of an emboldened Kremlin motivating European defense initiatives.


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