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Trump returned to Washington this weekend from Alaska, where the U.S. president met for a summit with Russia's Vladimir Putin that was sharply criticized by his adversaries and a source of real concern for Europe, after which it appeared that the U.S. was on the verge of negotiating away swaths of Ukrainian territory without any input from Kyiv. Donald Trump's team told reporters after the Alaska summit that Russia would be open to the U.S. and Europe providing defense guarantees to Kyiv (AFP/Getty)
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