Donald Trump ‘genuinely done' dealing with Putin and Zelensky
On Friday morning, President Trump will travel across the country to Anchorage, Alaska, for a bilateral meeting with Vladimir Putin
Donald Trump is adamant land swapping will be key to any peace deal between Russia and Ukraine.
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