When it comes to Ukraine Trump is the gift that keeps on giving — to Putin | Opinion
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The conclusion of the politically toxic impeachment process and the emergence of the worldwide coronavirus pandemic, not surprisingly, have diverted public and media attention from the United States’ relationship with Ukraine. As a result, President Trump, through his actions and inactions, can quietly continue to undermine one of America’s most important and vital strategic relationships. There is only one real beneficiary, the authoritarian leader for whom the president seems to have an unusual affinity, Vladimir Putin. read more...
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