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Trump’s Another U-Turn On Ukraine War: First 'Hit Moscow', Now 'Don’t Strike Moscow' | What’s Behind This?
US President Donald Trump reportedly first urged Ukraine to strike Moscow if given long-range weapons. But now, Trump has advised Zelenskyy not to target Moscow. What explains this dramatic U-turn? Is there a deeper US strategy behind Trump's shifting stance on the Russia-Ukraine war?
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