Trump hints Ukraine's borders could shift in peace deal with Russia
President Donald Trump suggested Ukraine's territory could change as part of a future peace deal with Russia, ahead of US-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi. He expressed confidence an agreement is near despite deep divisions between Kyiv and Moscow. Trump told CBS's 60 Minutes that Ukraine will "end up being a little bit different" shape, without specifying territorial changes. Secretary of State Marco Rubio reported progress on post-war security arrangements. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen confirmed EU participation in the November 10-11 negotiations. Russia demands Ukraine withdraw from four illegally annexed regions and abandon NATO aspirations, while Ukraine rejects territorial concessions and insists on credible security guarantees. Trump attributed the main obstacle to "hatred between Zelensky and Putin," declining to say whether he trusts either leader more.