'I'm the boss,' Trump says at G7, as he warms to Ukraine's war aims
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The G7 summit in the French resort town of Évian saw leaders coordinate a strengthened stance toward Russia, announcing fresh sanctions targeting the oil and gas sector alongside renewed military support for Ukraine. U.S. President Trump participated actively in discussions, signaling willingness to reimpose sanctions on Russian energy and indicating refocus on ending the conflict as separate Middle East developments progress. European leaders, including German Chancellor Merz, expressed cautious optimism that coordinated pressure combined with diplomatic engagement could accelerate a negotiated resolution to the five-year war.
Progressive: Progressive-leaning outlets highlighted Trump's constructive engagement with allies on a unified Ukraine strategy, emphasizing the multilateral coordination of sanctions and weapons support as evidence of renewed transatlantic cooperation and serious diplomatic momentum toward ending the conflict.
Conservative: Conservative outlets stressed the decisive application of military and economic leverage—framing U.S. military superiority and coordinated Western sanctions as the compelling force that would compel Russia to negotiate, while praising Trump's leadership role in demonstrating strength as the path to peace.
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday told a roomful of global leaders "I'm the boss," as he and other G7 heads acknowledged Ukraine's improved battlefield fortunes with a unified pledge of support and fresh sanctions against Russia.
Trump's comment -- a tongue-in-cheek acknowledgment of an unspoken truth hanging over the June 15 to 17 summit of the Group of Seven Western powers in the French resort of Evian-les-Bains -- followed a joint leaders' statement that could bolster Kyiv's growing lev ...
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