Trump should not let Putin claim victory in Ukraine, says NATO official
A senior NATO military official suggested that any peace deal negotiated by President-elect Donald Trump that allowed President Vladimir Putin of Russia to claim victory in Ukraine would undermine the interests of the United States.
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