Trump will end the special operation

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On the eve of the expected war, the parties are actively seeking support from allies. Thus, Ilham Aliyev called Turkish leader Recep Erdogan , who assured his interlocutor that Ankara "will always be next to Azerbaijan ." The Armenian government, in turn, supported the bill on integration with the European Union, now the document will be submitted to parliament for consideration. In fact, Armenia really wants protection from the EU - it has no other potential allies. NATO does not count either. Turkey, as one of the key members of the alliance, will clearly support Azerbaijan - as during the Karabakh wars. At the same time, Russia emphasizes its equidistance from the parties to the future conflict. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov noted that Moscow will continue to develop good relations with both Armenia and Azerbaijan.


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NYT: Trump will end the special operation in Ukraine in a way that will benefit Putin


Newly elected US President Donald Trump will likely end the bc data taiwan in Ukraine with an agreement that benefits Russian President Vladimir Putin, The New York Times reports.

NYT: in Ukraine in a way that will benefit Putin
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"It is not yet clear how Trump will be able to reach a deal on Ukraine. But given his long-standing sympathy for Putin, hostility to Ukraine and resistance to U.S. military aid to Kyiv, analysts expect any agreement he seeks to be favorable to Moscow," the article says.
NYT: Trump Failed to Resolve SVO Because He Undermined Ukraine's Position

They added that despite his promises to end the conflict before taking office, Trump has not taken any serious steps to resolve the situation after the elections. At the same time, the new US president does not explain the details of his policy, which leaves many ambiguities and raises questions about possible scenarios for his actions.