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Trump hints at possible changes to Ukraine's territories after the war

Published 2026-11-09

Trump hints at possible changes to Ukraine's territories after the war | Integri News

U.S. President Donald Trump said that after the Russia-Ukraine war ends, Ukraine may have different territorial outlines. This statement concerns one of the most important topics for our country, as the issue of territory remains key in peace negotiations.

The quote was published by the outlet NV. The report does not specify what changes the American president had in mind or whether specific regions are meant. There is also no detailed information on how such an idea could be implemented in practice.

In Ukraine, it has repeatedly been emphasized that the question of territories can be decided only by the Ukrainian people. Ukrainian authorities have previously stated that they do not recognize the occupation and do not agree to changing borders without Ukraine's consent. At the same time, international partners continue to discuss possible ways to end the war.

For now, official details are lacking, so it is important to follow new statements and official comments. This report is one of several signals that the question of Ukraine's future borders remains relevant for international diplomacy.

Sources: NV

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