
The US president assessed that the end of the war in Ukraine was very close
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The article reports on Donald Trump's meeting with the Kremlin's special envoy, Kirill Dmitriev, during a conversation with journalists at the White House. Trump assessed that the end of the war in Ukraine is very close, and the agreement being reached may cover not only Ukraine, but all of Europe. The US president did not meet with the Ukrainian delegation that day.
Meeting with Putin's envoy
During a call with reporters at the White House on Thursday, Trump revealed that he had met with the Kremlin's special envoy, Kirill Dmitriev. At the same time, the US president said that he did not meet with the Ukrainian delegation that day.
The prospect of a great agreement
Trump said that the "resolution" of the war in Ukraine was very close. He stressed that the agreement being reached could cover not only Ukraine, but all of Europe.
It will be a great, beautiful agreement and everyone will be delighted, said the US president.
The role of Europe in the peace process
According to Trump, extensive European involvement will be necessary to reach an agreement.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Trump will continue negotiations with Russia to end the war in Ukraine
Likely · Within weeks
Europe will be involved in the peace process regarding Ukraine
Likely · Within weeks

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