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Finland's Stubb Says Trump Is Strongly Committed to NATO
Bloomberg Television· 2025-09-23 20:50
Mr. . President, thank you so much for joining Bloomberg. And as we're sitting down here just moments ago, we're getting some breaking news from the president of the United States.President Trump posting on true social, saying that Ukraine is positioned to win all territory back. I would love just your initial assessment here, as well as the fact that you're considered to have this relatively close relationship with President Trump. Can you give us into any sort of insight into what spurred his assessment t ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-08-27 12:02
Geopolitical Implications - US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff to meet with a Ukrainian delegation in the US this week [1] - Discussions will focus on potential security guarantees for Ukraine [1]
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Bloomberg· 2025-08-26 14:00
Security guarantees for Ukraine have emerged as a key topic of discussions of how to end Russia’s war. Here are some of the options and challenges https://t.co/8RgpvF7eEy ...
Are Putin, Russia Misleading President Trump?
Bloomberg Television· 2025-08-22 22:15
How much leverage does the US President have when it comes to trying to get this war to end. Yeah, I mean, Taylor, I would agree that President Trump is if there's a single person who can. Well, if there's a single person who can put an end to the war, it is Vladimir Putin ultimately, because he's waging this war against Ukraine and Ukraine doesn't want a war.They would put down their weapons the minute, you know, Russia really is willing to make peace. Having said that, short of Vladimir Putin, the next pe ...
Zelenskyy ready to discuss ‘territorial issue’ with Putin: Ukrainian first deputy foreign minister
NBC News· 2025-08-22 21:12
Diplomatic Stance - Russia states no meeting is planned between President Putin and President Zalinski without a prepared agenda [1][2] - Ukraine believes negotiations are advancing, highlighting a recent White House meeting as a positive step [7] - Ukraine accuses Russia of manipulation and lacking readiness for meaningful conversations [19][20] Key Disagreements - Russia insists on conditions like no NATO membership for Ukraine and discussion of territorial issues, which Ukraine rejects [3] - Russia allegedly attacked an American-owned business in Ukraine, seen as a deliberate provocation to undermine US-Ukraine cooperation [17] - Ukraine is against trading land for peace, reflecting public sentiment and legal framework [23] Potential US Actions - The US administration is perceived to be manipulated by Moscow [19] - Ukraine suggests the US should impose more sanctions on Russia if deadlines for peace are not met [21] - The US is considered to have leverage on Moscow to move the peace process forward [10] Security Concerns - Ukraine is drafting a security guarantee package, with the US playing a crucial role [11][12] - Ukraine believes Russia should not be involved in negotiating security guarantees designed to protect against Russian aggression [14][15]
Ukrainian lawmaker: It’s an ‘illusion’ Russia-Ukraine war can end ‘just by talking to Putin’
NBC News· 2025-08-20 21:09
Welcome to Meet the Press Now. I'm Kristen Welker in Washington where the next step in the Trump administration's effort to end the war in Ukraine remains unclear at this hour. Moscow appears to be sloww walking a potential meeting between President Putin and President Zilinski while also trying to insert itself into discussions about Ukraine's security.Now, one of President Trump's main objectives coming out of his historic summits in Anchorage and at the White House was to secure a leader level meeting be ...
Trump is willing to impose costs on Putin that he wasn't before, says expert
MSNBC· 2025-08-20 13:29
Geopolitical Analysis - The analysis suggests that Vladimir Putin is primarily interested in acquiring land rather than pursuing genuine peace [1] - The report indicates that Russia currently occupies 20% of Georgia, highlighting a pattern of territorial aggression [4][17] - The document points out that isolating Putin has not been effective, suggesting the need for a different approach [9] - The analysis mentions the possibility of regime change in Russia, but also expresses concern about potential successors [13][14] US Foreign Policy & Impact - The report observes an evolution in President Trump's stance towards Putin, noting a willingness to impose costs [5][6] - Secondary sanctions on India, which increased Russian oil imports from 1% to 42%, are considered significant [6] - The analysis suggests Trump offers Putin legitimacy through photo ops, a tactic Biden couldn't employ [7] - The report highlights the importance of security guarantees for Ukraine, potentially resembling a NATO-like arrangement [7][9][16] Risks & Uncertainties - The document acknowledges the high likelihood of renewed conflict, emphasizing the long-term nature of the situation [8][18] - The analysis expresses concern that the world might accept Russia's occupation of Ukrainian land, similar to the situation in Georgia [17][18] - The report notes the risk associated with a potential power vacuum in Russia, fearing that nationalists succeeding Putin could be even more dangerous [14][15]
Putin 'expertly' playing Trump 'like a kid'
MSNBC· 2025-08-19 20:21
What indications is the president getting from Putin that he wants to have this meeting with Zinsky soon. Uh because he spoke to him directly yesterday and and he expressed that rather than later. He spoke to that directly yesterday and the president put that in his statement that he gave to all of you, the news media, knowing you'd be asking following that conversation in the effort of transparency.The White House says the arrangements for a face-to-face meeting between Ukrainian President Vladimir Zilinsk ...
Trump Pushing Putin to Meet With Ukraine's Zelenskiy
Bloomberg Television· 2025-08-19 20:13
Bilateral and Trilateral Summit - The focus is on a potential bilateral summit between Zelensky and Putin, possibly followed by a trilateral summit with Trump [2] - The timing of the bilateral summit is uncertain, with suggestions ranging from within two weeks to an immediate meeting [3][4] - Budapest, Hungary has been scouted as a possible location for the trilateral summit [4] - Discussions are ongoing between U S , Russia, and Ukrainian officials to facilitate these talks [8] Security Guarantees for Ukraine - Security guarantees are a major topic, aiming to prevent future Russian incursions [10] - The U S is considering NATO-like security guarantees for Ukraine as an alternative to NATO membership [10][11] - The U S is unlikely to commit ground troops but may provide air support [11][12] - European countries are expected to supply ground troops if needed [12][13] Key Monitoring Points - The industry is closely watching for confirmation and the timeline of the bilateral summit [14][15] - The evolution of financial deals tied to the discussions and security guarantees is also being monitored [16] - The form of security guarantees remains a topic of ongoing discussion [16]
Zelenskiy and His Allies Turn on Charm to Keep Trump’s Favor
Bloomberg Television· 2025-08-19 20:05
US-Ukraine Relations - Ukraine's president employed a charming approach, including wearing a suit, for a crucial meeting with President Trump, which proved effective [1] - The meeting aimed to avoid a repeat of a previous disastrous encounter and to counter criticism of less formal attire [2] - European leaders and NATO representatives aligned to advocate for Ukraine's interests at the White House [2] Diplomatic Outcomes - Ukraine secured a commitment from Trump to join security guarantees for any peace deal and defer discussions on territorial swaps with Russia [3] - The gathering was considered a success for Western allies seeking to influence President Trump away from a potentially unfavorable quick deal [3] Uncertainties and Concerns - The scope of any security guarantees remains undefined [4] - President Trump expressed uncertainty about the necessity of security guarantees, raising concerns among allies regarding trust in Putin's word [4]