Trump blames Ukraine for war, claims he could have prevented conflict

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Donald Trump has recently blamed Ukraine for the ongoing war, suggesting it could have been avoided if Ukraine had negotiated peace earlier. He claimed he could have brokered a deal that would have spared lives and property damage. Trump's comments echo Russian narratives, demanding Ukraine hold elections as part of peace talks. He also made unverified claims about Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's low approval ratings, contrasting sharply with his positive remarks about Russian President Vladimir Putin. While some Republican lawmakers express skepticism about trusting Putin, Trump's stance has raised concerns about the U.S. approach to Ukraine. Analysts note a shift in how allies are treated, indicating a change in the geopolitical landscape.


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