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Why Ukraine's ex-foreign minister believes Putin won't go for peace as Trump summit approaches
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4:17Now PlayingDmytro Kuleba, who served as Ukraine's foreign minister from 2020 to 2024 and was the youngest-ever appointed to the post, has no plans to rush back into the fray. But he retains deep convictions about Ukraine's ongoing struggle against Russia's full-scale invasion -- and about the man he considers the prime obstacle to peace in Europe.
"It is the saddest thing, I have to say, but I do not see the end to this war in sight," Kuleba told ABC News in a video interview from Kyiv, just under a year after he left his role as part of a sweeping government reshuffle.
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