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It's very complicated. There'll be some swapping of territories.

It's not clear which territories would be swapped.

Russia currently occupies 20% of Ukraine, and Ukraine only controls about 30 square miles

of Russia after it launched an offensive last year. Some Europeans think this summit is heading

towards Munich-like appeasement before World War II. Former CIA station chief in Moscow, Dan Hoffman,

says Russia's goal remains unchanged.

Putin wants to be able to rearm and potentially attack again down the road in the future

because what Putin wants is to destroy Ukraine and install a puppet regime in Kiev.

I didn't realize it was that little. Ukraine has 30 insignificant square miles of Russia.

Yeah. Here's the entire quote from Trump over the weekend about the possible peace deal they're

going to put together when Trump and Putin meet this Friday in Alaska. Well, you're looking at

territory that's been fought over for three and a half

years with, you know, a lot of Russians have died, a lot of Ukrainians have died. So we're looking

at that, but we're actually looking to get some back and some swapping. It's complicated. It's

actually nothing easy. It's very complicated. But we're going to get some back. We're going to get some switched. There'll be some swapping of territories to the betterment of both. But we'll be talking about that either later or tomorrow or whatever.

Boy, he's being vague, and I hope he's being vague

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