Trump Says U.S. Got ‘Nothing’ From Ukraine, Urges Zelenskyy to Make a Deal
In the Oval Office, the former president warned that continued aid to Ukraine yields only grief and loss, and pressed the Ukrainian leader to negotiate with Russia.
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In the Oval Office, the former president warned that continued aid to Ukraine yields only grief and loss, and pressed the Ukrainian leader to negotiate with Russia.
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