A year after Trump-Putin summit in Alaska, hopes for peace fade as war widens
Russian Strikes Kill Ten in Ukraine as Zelensky Warns of Escalation
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Russian strikes killed at least ten people in Ukraine, according to reports from multiple outlets. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that 'every step' Russian President Vladimir Putin takes is towards escalation, as cited by several news agencies.
The attacks come a year after former U.S. President Donald Trump welcomed Putin to Alaska, a moment that raised hopes for peace in Ukraine. However, those hopes have since faded, and the conflict has widened. According to analysts, the two sides' conditions for peace remain irreconcilable, with each demanding terms the other rejects.
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Russian strikes kill ten in Ukraine as Zelensky says ‘every step’ Putin takes is towards escalation.
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A year after Trump welcomed Putin to Alaska, hopes for Ukraine peace have given way to a widening war.
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Russian strikes kill ten in Ukraine as Zelensky says ‘every step’ Putin takes is towards escalation.
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