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Ukrainian president says US asked for 1st time whether Kyiv would withdraw from Donbas in exchange for NATO membership
Open original →Zelenskyy says the US asked for the first time whether Kyiv would cede land to Moscow in exchange for the NATO bid.
Open original →Zelensky said will ask Ukrainians what they think of the proposal as he has "no right to make that decision on (his) own".
Open original →The Ukrainian president said Russia was "betting everything" on this winter's campaign in its war with Ukraine.
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Latest source: BBC World
Latest source: Kyiv Independent
Latest source: Anadolu EN
Latest source: Straits Times
Latest source: Punch Nigeria
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US floats NATO membership for Ukraine in exchange for Donbas withdrawal, Zelensky says
Ukraine hopes for large-scale POW exchange – Zelensky
Zelensky explains why Ukraine cannot trade Donbas for security guarantees
US has floated Ukraine ceding Donbas for Nato membership, Zelensky says
Ukraine: Zelenskyy says security deal could go to referendum
Zelenskyy says a new European security framework floated by US could benefit Putin
US proposed Ukraine cedes Donbas in exchange for joining NATO, Zelensky says
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