Trump: Ukraine's Post-War Form Will Be 'Somewhat Different'

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U.S. President Donald Trump said the war in Ukraine is nearing its end and that the country will have a "somewhat different form" after the conflict. He made the remarks in a 60 Minutes interview aired Monday, November 9. Trump criticized the Biden administration for giving Ukraine $350 billion in aid and weapons without compensation, while claiming Europe paid full price for U.S. arms. He also cited "hatred" between Presidents Zelensky and Putin as the main obstacle to peace. Trump questioned the reported Starlink outage in Ukraine and reiterated that the war would have had "zero chance" of starting under his presidency. He declined to say whom he trusts more between Putin and Zelensky.


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