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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch. Donald Trump shows more of his

hand on how he plans to settle the Ukraine-Russia war. And he's starting by putting more pressure

on Ukraine than he is on Russia. What is Trump's strategy? And how is it playing in the United

States, Russia, Ukraine, and the rest of

Europe. That's our subject for today on Potomac Watch. I'm Paul Guggo, the editor of the

Wall Street Journal Opinion Pages, and this is our daily podcast. And I'm here with my colleagues

and Ukraine War Watchers, Bill McGern and Kate B Batchelder Odell. Welcome to you both.

So last week, Pete Hagsath, the Defense Secretary, said Ukraine will not be able to join NATO.

That was walked back somewhat by the administration a couple days later. But Trump then said,

yeah, that was probably right. And Hakesas said it was also

not realistic for Ukraine to return to its pre-2014 borders. That's when Russia first invaded

Ukraine. The Donald Trump disclosed. He had a phone call with Vladimir Putin and that they had

agreed to send advisors to Saudi Arabia for meetings to talk about

beginning a peace process for the war. Ukraine was not invited, the rest of Europe not invited,

and that meeting took place on Tuesday where some opening parameters were laid out for the

future talks on a settlement. But Ukraine again, not sure if they're going to even

have a say, much less be at the table. So then Trump said the following when he was asked about

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