Trump's 'Double Deal' With Putin Could End Two Wars, but Ukraine May Pay the Price

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President Donald Trump is reportedly pursuing a "double deal" with Russia to end both the war in Ukraine and the conflict with Iran, potentially reopening a key shipping strait, according to The Telegraph. The White House views this as Trump's best chance for a rapid resolution, with Moscow potentially leveraging its ties to Tehran. However, European leaders fear the plan may force Kyiv into a disadvantageous agreement, with one source saying diplomats are prepared for a US proposal to "sacrifice" Ukraine. Trump has confirmed talks with Putin, and negotiations are set to continue in Abu Dhabi. European officials are concerned about being sidelined, especially ahead of a potential Trump-Putin-Xi meeting, which some compare to the 1945 Yalta Conference.


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