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Trump to Speak with Putin: Focus on Land Division and Infrastructure in Russia-Ukraine Negotiations
U.S. President Trump has announced that he will speak with Russian President Putin on Tuesday, with the main focus on key issues in the Russia-Ukraine negotiations, including land division and control over power plants. He hinted that both sides have been discussing the division of specific assets and that updates on the negotiations might be revealed by Tuesday.
Aboard Air Force One on his return to Washington, Trump mentioned that U.S.-Russia relations are currently "getting along well," and he believes there is a high likelihood of reaching an agreement. He emphasized that the core topic of the ongoing negotiations is the territorial arrangements in Ukraine, additionally stating that both parties might be having in-depth discussions regarding the ownership of essential infrastructure assets.
When asked about the concessions Russia might need to make to facilitate an agreement, Trump did not disclose specific details but indicated that the majority of the discussions would focus on land issues. This suggests the negotiations could involve control over eastern Ukraine and the Crimea region, which has been a primary contentious point in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Trump's statements have captured market attention, especially amidst the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict and the international community's keen interest in the progress of ceasefire negotiations. Should U.S.-Russia talks make a breakthrough, it could signify a new turning point in the Russia-Ukraine war situation. However, the stance of the Russian side and the position of the Ukrainian government remain critical variables determining the potential for reaching an agreement.
In the coming days, more details about the Russia-Ukraine negotiations are expected to be released, with markets and the international community closely monitoring the dialogue between Trump and Putin and its subsequent impacts.


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