A map of the situation in Ukraine was presented in the Oval Office ahead of talks between Trump and Zelenski to highlight the territories under Russian occupation
Ana Maria Eftene
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The map, dated Aug. 17, shows the situation on the front lines, with eastern Ukraine and Crimea marked as Russian-occupied territory. Zelenski thanked for the detail, saying it was essential that territorial issues be discussed at a high level, and showed President Trump details of the battlefield.
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