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    1. Definitely trying to extract concessions and strong arm Ukraine into unfavorable terms with Russia’s help and don’t want EU push back.

    2. >Kellogg said the critical issues were to ensure the war did not start again after a ceasefire and to determine how Ukraine retained its sovereignty. He said this would require a credible security guarantee, adding that **Trump, as the sole decision-maker in the US**, was not yet in a position to define such a guarantee.

      Obviously, Kellogg’s statements are worrying, but I also think this is at the crux of American foreign policy right now. Allies can’t know anything for certain until Trump has said it and acted upon it.

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