US EditionUS allies express alarm at Trump’s plan to let Russia keep most of the land it seized from Ukraine
- U.S. Allies are alarmed over the Trump administration's plan, which would let Russia keep large areas of seized Ukrainian territory, as reported by multiple diplomatic sources.
- The proposal includes potential U.S. Recognition of Crimea as Russian territory, despite concerns from European diplomats about its implications for Ukraine.
- Vice President JD Vance stated there's a need to stabilize territorial lines near their current positions, reflecting concerns among diplomats about international law integrity.
- A Ukrainian lawmaker warned that any deal allowing significant territorial losses would be deemed 'political suicide' and unapproved by parliament.
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When it comes to the United States and our allies, one of the great failures of American foreign policy since the end of World War II is this bizarre idea in the United States that if our allies are imperfect, it somehow makes sense to abandon them. This is what we did in Vietnam. Our ...
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