Trump's Diplomatic Dance: Ukraine, Russia, and the NATO Equation
In a BBC interview, U.S. President Donald Trump expressed ongoing disappointment with Russian President Vladimir Putin despite attempts to negotiate a Ukraine peace deal. Trump announced new U.S. military aid for Ukraine and potential sanctions against Russia as the conflict persists. The administration seeks renewed NATO cooperation despite prior pro-Russian policy shifts.

In a revealing BBC interview, President Trump acknowledged his lingering dissatisfaction with Russian President Vladimir Putin, though he stressed negotiations were ongoing to resolve the Ukraine conflict.
Trump revealed plans to send substantial military aid to Ukraine and hinted at possible sanctions against those purchasing Russian exports, reflecting a marked policy shift.
While touting NATO's evolving strength, Trump distanced himself from initial pro-Russian stances, highlighting ongoing communication with Putin despite stalled peace efforts.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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