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Global Mirror: Trump Plays Blame Game On War | Zelenskyy Targets Donald Trump | Endgame Or Endless?
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February 19, 2025
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25:10Now PlayingIn this episode of Global Mirror, anchor Shreya Upadhyaya discusses the talks between Russian and U.S. officials in Saudi Arabia. As the 4-1/2-hour meeting in the Saudi capital was underway, Russia hardened its demands, notably insisting it would not tolerate the granting membership to Ukraine.
As discussions unfold, questions arise—can peace be achieved without key players at the table. Former U.S. President Donald Trump reignites debates with his stance, while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, feeling sidelined, takes aim at Trump. The evolving geopolitical landscape blurs the lines between foes and allies, raising the ultimate question—three years into the war, are we approaching an endgame or an endless conflict.
A panel of experts has joined Shreya Upadhyaya to discuss this in detail. Ukrainian Political Analyst Ruslan Bortnik says, the problem is Ukrainian interests weren't taken into account during peace talks in Saudi Arabia, it pushed Ukraine against talks & worsened relations with US.
Watch the full discussion to know more and follow Mirror Now for the latest updates.
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