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However, speaking in the Oval Office, the US president gave no further details on any proposed deal to end the conflict now in its fifth year.
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president → speak → year
He made his remarks after representatives from Russia and Ukraine met at a rare, face-to-face event hosted by the White House to recognise first lady Melania Trump’s role in brokering a six-day ceasefire in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Oleshky.
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representatives → make → Oleshky
Mr Trump said he had met with Russian president Vladimir Putin’s envoy Kirill Dmitriev, but not the Ukrainian officials.
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he → say → envoy
The president declined to give details of the discussions, but indicated the war, triggered by Russia’s 2022 invasion, was close to being settled.
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war → decline → invasion
He said: “There’s going to be an agreement.
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He → say → ?
It’s going to be a big agreement, and it’s going to involve more than Ukraine.
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it → go → Ukraine
“It’s going to be a big, beautiful agreement, and everyone’s going to be thrilled.”
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everyone → go → ?
Mr Trump has been pressuring the Kyiv government led by Volodymyr Zelensky to reach a peace deal with Moscow.
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Trump → pressure → Moscow
Following the crushing electoral defeats in this week’s midterms, which saw the Republicans lose control of Congress, the president is now even more likely to be seeking a settlement, which he can hold up as a win.
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he → follow → win
This has seen Mr Trump waive sanctions against the Kremlin, decline to blame Russia for starting the war and calling for Mr Zelensky to be replaced, portraying him as an obstacle to peace.
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Zelensky → see → peace
At the recent G20 meeting in Atlanta, Georgia, Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband stressed the need “to secure just and lasting peace in Ukraine”.
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Miliband → stress → Ukraine
Meanwhile, hundreds of British troops and RAF jets are due to take part in a major multinational wargame in Poland to prepare for potential peace in Ukraine.
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hundreds → take → Ukraine
The UK and France will jointly lead Exercise Koalicja, involving 2,800 military forces from 11 nations, aimed at ensuring Nato forces are ready to provide Ukraine with security guarantees once the conflict is over.
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conflict → lead → guarantees
Running from November 9 to 22, it will be the first major military exercise conducted by the Multinational Force Ukraine (MNF-U), the military arm of the Coalition of the Willing.
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it → run → Willing
Speaking at the White House event on Thursday, Slovenian-born Mrs Trump urged both sides in the conflict to choose “humanity over war” ahead of talks next week.
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Trump → speak → talks
She said: “We must use the courage we brought to Oleshky to find common ground through a shared concern for the suffering of innocent people.”
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we → say → people
She added: “What matters is not the modesty of this beginning but the determination to turn into something extraordinary.”
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matters → add → something
Both the Russian and Ukrainian delegations presented her with gifts.
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delegations → present → gifts
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