Trump: Crimea ‘will stay with Russia’ – report
In a recent interview with Time magazine, Donald Trump stated that Crimea “will stay with Russia” as part of any peace negotiations with Ukraine, accusing President Zelenskyy of extending the conflict by refusing to recognize the Russian-occupied territory. Zelenskyy has consistently declared that acknowledging Crimea as Russian is a non-negotiable red line for Ukraine. Additionally, Trump expressed openness to meeting with Iran’s leaders as nuclear talks progress, highlighting a potential shift in U.S.-Iran relations amidst ongoing tensions over nuclear developments.
