Trump hints Ukraine's borders may shift after war ends

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U.S. President Donald Trump suggested Ukraine may have different territorial borders after the Russia-Ukraine war ends, while expressing confidence a peace deal will be reached soon. In a CBS News "60 Minutes" interview published November 8, 2026, Trump said Ukraine will "ultimately have somewhat different outlines." He cited personal animosity between Presidents Zelensky and Putin as the main obstacle, adding "we are very close to a deal." Trump declined to say whom he trusts more, claiming he gets along with both. He denied lifting sanctions on Russia, saying he allowed energy exports to needy countries. He stated the U.S. still supplies weapons to Ukraine, but Europe now pays full price.


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