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as posted by the channelWhat’s the deal for a ceasefire in Ukraine? Two months into the Trump presidency, things are still largely unchanged on the front lines. Many say they want the war to end, but the crucial question remains: under what conditions? After more than three years of war, the US president has made peace negotiations a top priority. He seeks a quick deal with the aggressor, Vladimir Putin. But a highly anticipated phone call between the two achieved little so far: 30 days without attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, yet Russia continues its assaults. Ukraine and its European partners fear a one-sided agreement at the expense of the embattled nation. On To the Point the question ist: Trump’s plan or a wishlist for Putin: Who decides the future of Ukraine?
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