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Trump Administration Now Sees Months-Long Timeline for Ukraine Conflict Resolution

President-elect Trump adjusts his timeline for resolving the Ukraine conflict, acknowledging it may take months, amid mixed signals from Russia on peace talks.

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The stark reality is that resolving the Ukraine conflict is far more complicated and time-consuming than President-elect Trump's initial Day 1 promises suggested.
Trump Advisers Concede Ukraine Peace Deal Is Months Away
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Lavrov's comments reflect a growing sentiment in Moscow that a shift in U.S. leadership could unlock new diplomatic avenues, especially regarding NATO's expansion and its implications for European security.
Russia's top diplomat praises Trump's views on Ukraine conflict
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The unsettling reality is that as the recent tensions in Ukraine evolve, the cohesion of NATO's support for Kyiv is being tested, potentially empowering Moscow at a critical juncture.
Analysis: Putin has tested the West’s resolve over Ukraine. Will Trump force its collapse?
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Updated: Jan 15th, 2025, 11:58 AM ET

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President-elect Donald Trump has acknowledged that the Ukraine war could take months to resolve, scaling back his initial promise to broker peace on Day 1 of his presidency. Trump's advisers, including incoming envoy Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg, are looking at a 100-day timeline but face skepticism from experts regarding feasibility. Russia has welcomed talks while dismissing some proposals from Trump's team. Analysts suggest that Russian President Vladimir Putin may slow negotiations to gain more territory, complicating efforts for a peace plan. Trump's administration is still navigating the complexities of foreign policy staff and jurisdiction.

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