Russia's Medvedev Says a Trump Presidency Would Be a Blow to Ukraine
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said on Wednesday that a Donald Trump win in the U.S. election would probably be bad news for Ukraine, but said it was unclear how far Trump would be able to cut U.S. financing for the war.
Bets were hedged, upsides conjured, and insurance policies crafted. But ultimately, most hoped it would not happen.
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Donald Trump's election victory could reshape the trajectory of Russia's war in Ukraine, analysts say, while also making Europe's domestic defence spending more difficult and the handling of the ...
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