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Trump, the peacemaker, faces his biggest test.

Can he get a deal out of Vladimir Putin?

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The United States has pulled all military aid to Ukraine.

That means weapons, ammunition, vehicles.

We are now learning that President Trump's move to halt aid to Ukraine

also includes a pause in sharing intelligence with that country.

Now there's been another wave of Russian air attacks on Ukraine overnight with at least 14 people killed.

It is ugly, but Trump might argue it gets results.

Ukraine's leader, Volodymyr Zelensky, says he's ready to make peace, largely on Trump's

terms.

Ukraine welcomes this proposal.

We see it as a positive step and are ready to take it.

But the thing about negotiations is it's easy to convince someone when they're totally dependent on you.

The real test is when they're not.

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