Trump says Putin not targeting NATO after suspected Germany attack

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President Donald Trump announced he will send Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff to Moscow and Kiev with a proposal to end the four-year war in Ukraine, stating there "may be a good chance" of success. Trump declined to specify if the plan involves Ukrainian territorial concessions, but said "we have an idea for peace." This marks the envoys' first Kiev visit since Trump returned to office, though both have previously traveled to Moscow. Trump blamed the conflict's continuation on a "personality problem" between Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky. He also dismissed Germany's accusation that Russia attempted a drone attack on an airport, saying "Putin is not looking to attack NATO territory."


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