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We will measure our success not only by the battles we win, but also by the wars we end and most importantly, the wars we never get into,
said Trump, who used to repeatedly claim that
We have a government that has given unlimited funding to the defense of foreign borders but refuses to defend American voters, or, more importantly, its own people,
Trump said in what was seemingly a veiled reference to the preceding Joe Biden administration's policy of supporting Ukraine militarily "as long as it takes" for Kiev to emerge victorious in the Ukraine-Russia conflict
Ukraine is the most ideal country to rebuild, considering its large territory, ample agricultural and mineral resources, population of 35 million and possibility of massive financial support from the United States and Western Europe,
DR & Aju Senior Adviser Byun Ji-hyun said at a seminar hosted by the law firm last Thursday
While maintaining our close partnership with Ukraine and continuously looking for ways to support the country, we will do our best to become a good partner to restore its agriculture,
a TYM official saidStarting from 2025, we will expand our presence in Ukraine,
Daedong Vice President Lee Jong-sun saidThe funniest thing is that we also have those who hope to get a taste of these blessings — thinking that maybe Good Donald, with a stroke of his pen, will put an end to the special military operation, allowing them to return to their old ways, free of personal and corporate sanctions, partying with escorts in Monaco and philosophizing about the greater good,
it added
One thing is certain — everything will be completely different under [Trump],
the channel wroteIn a few hours, all Ukrainian media outlets and politicians will start throwing dirt at old Grandpa Joe [Biden], hoping that blessings will pour down on them
from Trump, the channel saidEveryone, I think, should be on board with that. And, Zelenskyy even is walking into the room now saying, we’re ready to work with you, President Trump, to stop this war,
he added
We congratulate Donald Trump on entering the office … Moscow is open for dialogue with the United States that will be built on an equal and mutually respectful basis,
Putin said during Russia’s Security and Defense Council meeting MondayRussia’s government will continue to fight for the interests of its people. That was the core goal of the special military operation,
Putin added about his ongoing war on neighboring Ukraine, which Trump has repeatedly said he’ll bring quickly to an end.jpg)
President Putin has consistently stated his openness to engagement with international leaders, including the US president, including Donald Trump,
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on January 10.
Russia has someone right on their doorstep and I can understand their feeling about that.”
In Mar-a-Lago, he saidMoscow now faces a dilemma: the longer it puts off a ceasefire, the greater the risk that credit events – such as corporate and bank bailouts—uncontrollably arise and weaken Moscow’s negotiating leverage,
according to Harvard University economist Craig Kennedy
I would like to set a goal on a personal level, professional level, I would say let’s set it at 100 days.”
Trump’s special envoy to Ukraine, retired general Keith Kellogg, told Fox News on January 8
Do you want Ukraine to win this war, ... I want the war to stop. I want to save lives.”
Asked during his one debate with Vice President Kamala Harris ... Trump answeredI think he could help [end the war] but it won't be quick and it won't necessarily be in our favour,
said Anton Dubchak, a 23-year-old student in Kyiv's central Maidan square
There is a really big deficit of people. There are many demoralising factors in the news,
said a strike drone pilot from Ukraine's 113th Territorial Defence Brigade, who asked to be identified by his battlefield callsign "Hell".The town's practically destroyed, there's not much left, just the ruins of a factory,
said a 21-year-old soldier with the callsign "Vietnam".The new president won't stop the war, no matter what he promises – 24 hours, 30, 60, 90 days,
she said