Trump hints at possible change of Ukraine's borders after the war ends
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U.S. President Donald Trump expressed confidence that agreements to end the Russian-Ukrainian war can be reached quickly. The statement was reported in the news in the context of lengthy peace negotiations.
According to reports, Trump hinted that Ukraine's borders could change after the war ends. He did not name specific territories or explain what changes he had in mind. This issue is one of the main points in the negotiations, as the terms of any future agreement depend on it.
Ukraine has repeatedly stated that its territorial integrity must remain inviolable and that only the state itself may decide on border issues. International partners also support this position, although their views on ways to achieve peace may differ.
There is currently no official information about specific terms or a timeline for possible agreements. Further statements and actions by the negotiating parties will show whether the war can indeed be ended quickly and what decisions will be made.
Sources: Главком
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