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President Donald Trump has acknowledged growing friction between Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky, hinting that their peace talks may be on the verge of collapse. Speaking on the strained dynamic, Trump compared the leaders’ relationship to “oil and vinegar,” underscoring the deep divisions that continue to block any path toward resolution in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

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00:00I would have to be there. I'd rather not. I'd rather have them have a meeting and see how they
00:03can do. But in the meantime, they continue to fight and they continue to kill people,
00:08which is very stupid. They're losing 7,000 people on average a week, mostly soldiers.
00:15Seven wars. I'd like to make this. This one, I thought, would have been in the middle of the
00:20pack in terms of difficulty. And it's turning out to be the most difficult. We'll see. We're
00:25going to see if Putin and Zelensky will be working together. You know, that's like oil
00:31and vinegar a little bit. They don't get along too well for obvious reasons. But we'll see.
00:37And then we'll see whether or not I would have to be there. I'd rather not. I'd rather have them
00:41have a meeting and see how they can do. But in the meantime, they continue to fight and they
00:45continue to kill people, which is very stupid because they're losing 7,000 people now. I used
00:50to tell you five. Now they're losing 7,000 people a day. 7,000 people a week. They're losing. Think
00:55of that. They're losing 7,000 people on average a week. Mostly soldiers. So we want to see
01:04if we're going to stop it. I've stopped. Seven wars. I'd like to make this. This one, I thought,
01:09would have been in the middle of the pack in terms of difficulty. And it's turning out to
01:14be the most difficult. We'll see. We're going to see if Putin and Zelensky will be working
01:20together. You know, that's like oil and vinegar a little bit. They don't get along too well.
01:24For obvious reasons. But we'll see. And then we'll see whether or not I would have to be
01:29there. I'd rather not. I'd rather have them have a meeting and see how they can do. But
01:33in the meantime, they continue to fight and they continue to kill people, which is very
01:37stupid because they're losing 7,000 people now. I used to tell you five. Now they're losing
01:417,000 people a day. 7,000 people a week. They're losing. Think of that. They're losing 7,000
01:48people on average a week. Mostly soldiers. So we want to see if we can stop it. I've stopped
01:56seven wars. I'd like to make this. This one, I thought, would have been in the middle of
02:00the pack in terms of difficulty. And it's turning out to be the most difficult.
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