Trump Greets Putin with a Red Carpet. Ukrainians Feel Betrayed.

Trump greets Putin with a red carpet. Ukrainians feel betrayed.

Ukrainians in Kyiv have been shocked by the U.S. welcoming Russian President Vladimir Putin with a red carpet in Alaska

Red carpets and flypasts: In Alaska, an indicted war criminal was feted like a king

The fact Vladimir Putin spoke of the need to eliminate the "root causes" of the conflict will not fill Ukraine with hope. That phrase essentially means that Russia's red lines are as indelible as ever.

Trump greets Putin with a red carpet. Ukrainians feel betrayed.

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