"As US President Donald Trump tries to negotiate peace between Ukraine and Russia, discussions are underway on what might happen to the Ukrainian region of Donbas, which comprises Donetsk and Luhansk, and whether Ukraine might have to accept territorial concessions in exchange for a ceasefire. Read what the residents of eastern Ukraine told DW about the possibility of surrendering Donetsk and Luhansk to Russia."
"Leaders taking part in the "coalition of the willing," a group of allies working on security guarantees for Ukraine, might invite US President Donald Trump to join the hybrid call, a German government spokesperson said. "I can't pre-empt anything, but there are deliberations to dial in the US president," the spokesperson said during a press briefing in Berlin."
Germany's chancellor described Russian President Vladimir Putin as the most serious war criminal of our time. The Kremlin dismissed Chancellor Friedrich Merz's proposal for Ukraine talks because of those remarks. Putin thanked North Korea's Kim Jong Un for support in the fight against Ukraine, and Kim said North Korea was willing to help Russia with "everything." NATO's chief expects a swift agreement on Ukraine security guarantees. US President Donald Trump said he is "very disappointed" with Putin. Leaders in a coalition working on security guarantees might invite Trump to join a hybrid call.
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