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BEN MORGAN: Trump fires the first shots in possible negotiations, is the end-game starting?

15 December 2024
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BEN MORGAN: Trump fires the first shots in possible negotiations, is the end-game starting?
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President Trump has begun negotiations with Russia via social media, calling for a ceasefire and influencing the conflict’s strategic direction. Ukrainian President Zelensky is showing willingness to negotiate, softening territorial demands and emphasizing peace for the people. Russia’s withdrawal from Syria indicates a lack of combat power, prompting negotiations with Syrian rebels and potentially allowing for Russian bases in the country to remain.

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