
Can Trump-Zelensky Vatican talks bring Ukraine peace?
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
80% : I tell you, the nicest office I've ever seen, it's a beautiful, beautiful scene," Trump told reporters in Bedminster, New Jersey, the day after his return from Rome.65% : "For President Trump to be a president of peace, to be talking peace and diplomacy in the Vatican, of all places.
38% : Trump indicated that he would give the process "two weeks.
35% : Hours afterwards, Trump appeared to turn against Vladimir Putin for the first time -- a sharp reversal given his recent favorable tone towards the Russian leader.
27% : Trump said the meeting went well and played down the earlier row, saying "we had a little dispute because I disagreed with something he said and the cameras were rolling.
23% : Trump reiterated on Sunday that he was "disappointed" that Putin's forces were still attacking civilian targets in Ukraine, adding: "I want him to stop shooting, sit down, and sign a deal.
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