The Trump administration is considering recognizing Crimea as "Russian soil" as part of deals to end the conflict in Ukraine.
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The Trump administration is exploring several options to end the conflict in Ukraine, including recognizing Crimea as part of Russian territory. A spokesman for the US National Security Council said the administration has not yet made a final decision and will not publicly negotiate the issue.
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