Trump hints at Ukraine border changes in peace deal

US President Donald Trump hinted that Ukraine may undergo territorial changes as part of a future peace agreement, stating he believes a deal to end the war is close. He made the remarks in an interview with 60 Minutes. Trump attributed the main obstacle to peace to difficult personal relations between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Russian President Vladimir Putin, saying the war would never have started under his leadership. He declined to say which leader he trusts more, claiming good relations with both sides. Trump rejected accusations of concessions to Moscow, defended his administration's actions toward Russia, and criticized Biden-era aid to Ukraine as unwise, while praising Ukrainian soldiers' courage on the battlefield.