Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated that the presence of U.S. troops in Ukraine is unlikely but emphasized unity with Vice President JD Vance. While initially dismissing the idea of U.S. troops in Ukraine, Hegseth later suggested it was not entirely off the table, emphasizing the importance of negotiations between the U.S., Russia, and Ukraine. Vance, in contrast, mentioned the possibility of sending troops to Ukraine and using economic or military tools against Russia to end the conflict, highlighting Trump’s desire for productive negotiations and a potential deal that would surprise many.
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Canadian party leaders face off in election debate – follow live
Debate turns to oil and gas pipelinesThe debate centers on oil and gas pipelines, with Bloc Quebecois leader Yves-Francois Blanchet accusing Mark Carney of inconsistency regarding pipeline policies in Quebec. He highlights Carney's conflicting statements and criticizes his lack of support for Quebec, while also emphasizing the need for a strong stance against Trump. In response, Carney advocates for building energy infrastructure, including pipelines, and stresses the importance of cooperation with provinces to achieve these...
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