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Lanza's Controversial Remarks on Ukraine Spark Reactions

Brian Lanza's comments on Crimea and Ukraine's peace proposals spark controversy, prompting reactions from both Zelenskyy's and Trump's circles. Changes in Trump's administration also impact US foreign policy.

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How did Zelenskyy's and Trump's circles respond to Lanza's remarks?: Zelenskyy's advisor criticized Lanza's statement, asserting that Putin desires more war while Ukraine has offered peace proposals since 2022. Trump's camp distanced itself from Lanza's remarks, clarifying he does not speak for the President-elect.
What is Brian Lanza's controversial statement regarding the Ukraine conflict?: Brian Lanza, a former advisor to Donald Trump, stated that Crimea is lost and that Zelenskyy should have more realistic peace proposals. His comments caused concern in Kyiv and sparked reactions from Zelenskyy's and Trump's circles.
What is Ukraine's position regarding US military involvement in the conflict?: The US has never sent troops to Ukraine, nor has Kyiv requested them. Ukraine seeks further economic and military aid from the US, a request Zelenskyy's government has made clear.
What aspects of Trump's foreign policy will be closely watched concerning the Ukraine conflict?: Trump's foreign policy will be watched closely, given the changes in personnel and his past statements about potentially ending the Ukraine conflict quickly. His past meeting with Zelenskyy and comments on the war add layers to this anticipation.
Who will be excluded from Trump's new administration, and what is the significance of these exclusions?: Trump's upcoming administration will see changes in personnel compared to his first term, notably the exclusion of Mike Pompeo and Nikki Haley from the State Department. Pompeo's exclusion is a surprise, as he was a strong Trump supporter.

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