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Trump to Walk Out of Ukraine-Russia Peace Talks over Corruption Scandal? Here's What US President's Eldest Son Says

Donald Trump Jr. cited alleged Ukrainian corruption and U.S. drug cartel threats as reasons his father might exit peace talks between Ukraine and Russia.

  • At a Doha appearance, Donald Trump Jr. warned President Donald Trump may walk away from U.S.-led Ukraine–Russia peace talks as negotiators face limited success.
  • Trump Jr. said the president views drug-cartel violence and American deaths as a greater U.S. danger, accusing Ukraine of corruption though Zelenskyy has not been accused.
  • The Trump family's expanding financial ties with Qatar include plans for a luxury golf resort, and Qatar this year gifted a luxury Boeing 747 to the administration.
  • Trump Jr.'s remarks risk angering Ukraine supporters and Democrats, while he defended U.S. military actions targeting drug cartels to emphasize security priorities.
  • Amid Doha appearances and Gulf ties, Donald Trump Jr. said President Donald Trump's unpredictability forces others to negotiate more honestly, shaping diplomatic responses.
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Donald Trump Jr. criticizes the perception of Selensky in the West. He sees Ukraine as more corrupt than Russia. Peace efforts are slowing down.

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Donald Trump could withdraw from peace talks in Ukraine over repeated corruption allegations against several close allies of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, US President Donald Trump Jr.'s son said today.

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