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CIA director reportedly proposes Trump–Putin–Zelensky summit

Media reports say the CIA director proposed a summit involving U.S. President Trump, Russian President Putin and Ukrainian President Zelensky. The supplied report does not confirm that the proposal was accepted or scheduled.

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A leaders’ summit proposal could create a channel for negotiations over the Russia–Ukraine war, but its practical significance remains uncertain.

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