Anticipating the Meeting: Trump Plans to Address the Ukraine Conflict with Erdogan
Chillin' with the Big Kahunas: Trump and Erdogan Discussing Potential End to the Russia-Ukraine Conflict
Forget the formal bullsh*t. President Donny Trump just chatted up Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and as reported on our trusty Truth Social feed, it was all about the Ukraine-Russia kerfuffle.
Trump spilled the beans, stating, "Just had a fabulous convo with ol' Erdogan. We touch bases on a variety of topics, but mainly focusing on the beef between Ukraine and Russia."
He went on to express his eagerness to collaborate with Erdogan to put an end to this disastrous, lethal war.
"Mark my words, I can't wait to roll up my sleeves and sort this whole, crazy mess between Russia and Ukraine pronto!" Trump asserted.
Previously, there were whispers about the US offering to let Russia keep territories it grabbed during the Ukraine conflict under its belt.
On the 20th of April, Bloomberg dropped a bombshell, claiming secret sources in the loop suggest the US is prepared to acknowledge Russian control over Crimea as part of a broader peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine.
However, keep in mind, specific references to a Bloomberg report were hard to come by during our search.
Afterward, President Trump took to social media, alleging that Zelensky's stance on Crimea is hurting the peace talks with Russia.
Lately, Trump claimed Russia wants its hands on all of Ukraine. The man's revelation transpired during an interview with NBC.
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- "President Donny Trump and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan are reportedly looking to work together to resolve the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, as stated in a conversation on Trump's Truth Social feed."
- "In the same conversation, President Trump expressed his desire to collaborate with Erdogan on tackling the deadly war between Ukraine and Russia."
- "Previous rumors suggested that the US was considering letting Russia keep territories it seized during the Ukraine conflict as part of a broader peace agreement."
- "More recently, President Trump, citing an interview with NBC, claimed that Russia seeks control over all of Ukraine."
