Trump says leaders’ animosity is a major obstacle to ending Russia-Ukraine war

Conflict · First reported 9 Nov, 02:41 · Updated 03:04

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In a CBS interview, Donald Trump said the hostility between Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Vladimir Putin is a key barrier to peace and said he believes a deal is near. He also suggested Ukraine may have a different shape under a settlement, while negotiations still face disagreements over borders and security.

Trump identified the animosity between Zelenskyy and Putin as a major obstacle to resolving the war and said he believes a deal is close.
Trump said Ukraine could have a “little bit different shape” in a settlement; Moscow and Kyiv remain divided over boundaries and Ukraine’s future security framework.
The article says trilateral discussions are scheduled for Abu Dhabi on November 10 and 11, with European partners expected to participate.

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Key facts

Interview: Trump made the comments during a CBS News interview.
Planned talks: Trilateral discussions are scheduled in Abu Dhabi for November 10–11.
Reported sticking points: The article identifies contested boundaries and Ukraine’s future security framework as unresolved differences.
European participation: European partner nations are expected to join the diplomatic engagement.