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Trump and Putin invited peace in Ukraine

President Trump said he had A very lengthy phone call and productive With President Vladimir Putin from Russia, which he described as the beginning of negotiation to end the war in Ukraine. After that, Trump said he had spoken to President Voludmir Zelinsky from Ukraine.

Trump wrote on social media from his call with Putin: “We talked each of the strengths in our countries, and the great benefit that we will one day do at work together,” Trump wrote on social media from his call with Putin. “But first, as we agreed, we want to stop millions of deaths” – in fact, is estimated at several hundreds of thousands – “in war.”

The invitation indicates the collapse of Western efforts to remove Putin diplomatically.

Trump did not mention how Ukraine’s interests would turn into negotiations. But Defense Minister Beit Higseth said earlier at a meeting of NATO in Brussels that the peace agreement brings the borders of Ukraine to those in 2014, when Russia included the Crimea, It was “unrealistic“Russia is now about 20 percent of Ukraine. Higseth added that Trump does not support Ukraine’s membership in NATO as part of the peace plan.

Metal deal: The valuable metal resources in Ukraine have become a prominent component of maneuvering the country’s future after Trump paid an idea Trading American aid for Ukrainian minerals. the The US Treasury was in Kyiv For talks about a possible deal.

Moody hopes to keep India from the target Trump list

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to try to reduce any possible friction between his country and the United States when he meets with President Trump today in Washington. Moody talked about a warm relationship with the president, But Trump can be a volatile friend.

Two blatant issues may complicate Modi’s goals: trade and immigration. Mujib Mashhal, head of the South Asian office, said that Modi “will try to show Trump that he is cooperating with his installation of customs duties and illegal immigration.” “Trump photographed India as one of the main aggressors of definitions that have a trade deficit with the United States, with India mentioning the same China.”

The trade surplus in India with the United States is growingAnd Moody can provide fewer duties on American goods such as Bourbon and Baqan, which are mainly produced in the Republican states.

Deportation: India is also the largest source of illegal immigration to the United States after Latin America. The Moody government has made it clear that it would cooperate with Trump’s deportation efforts, and even caused an uproar in India last week.

Jordan and Egypt are trying to convert on Gaza

Jordan and Egypt move quickly to try to praise President Trump Forcing them to take two million Palestinians From the Gaza Strip. The two Arab countries are the proposal as an existential threat.

The strategy appears to be Trump’s waste of offers to work together to rebuild Gaza, bring peace to the region and expand the efforts of humanitarian aid. Analysts say this can help them buy time, it may suffice to completely abandon the idea, or their strategic and security defects become clear. And with Trump, compliments can be very effective.

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