Trump's plan to give Ukrainian land to Russia is 'a capitulation,' Germany says, as North Korea admits sending troops
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
42% : " In a post on his Truth Social platform sent as he returned from Rome, Trump raised the prospect of applying new sanctions on Russia after its deadly assault on Kyiv last week, and questioned whether Putin is interested in peace, saying, "it makes me think that maybe he doesn't want to stop the war, he's just tapping me along.34% : "North Korea's involvement in the war in Ukraine is a violation of UN resolutions and an illegal act that threatens world peace.
27% : "I want him to stop shooting, sit down and sign a deal," Trump said Sunday as he returned to Washington to begin what aides say will be a critical week in determining the future of US-led efforts to broker an end to the war.
26% : " Trump has been frustrated that his efforts to broker a peace deal between Moscow and Kyiv after three years of war have so far fallen short, and the White House has since mounted an increasingly urgent push to strike a deal.
18% : " Trump also criticized President Vladimir Putin in some of his strongest comments against the Russian leader to date.
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