Ukraine's allies prepare to call Putin's bluff on peace talks in Turkey

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Ukraine's supporters in Europe and Washington expect a summit Thursday in Turkey, proposed by Russian President Vladimir Putin, to fall apart and convince President Trump that Moscow is an untrustworthy partner.
45% : Trump earlier this week pressed Ukraine to attend the talks, which Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he would do only if Putin was "not afraid" and showed up, setting up a potential diplomatic standoff.
44% : While Trump wants the two sides to sign up to an immediate 30-day ceasefire, a proposal Zelensky backs, Putin said he wants talks to start first before any details of a ceasefire are discussed.
43% : We're going to find out," Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One while flying to Qatar.
40% : On Wednesday, Trump, who is visiting the Middle East this week, floated traveling to Turkey himself.
26% : " Trump, who has grown increasingly frustrated with both Kyiv and Moscow as he seeks to broker a peace deal, has suggested the U.S. could impose sanctions on Russia but has not indicated on which sectors.

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