President Trump Can Solve The Ukraine War In Less Than 48 Hours: Prof. Kagwanja | Power And Politics

20 Jan 2025

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Trump can solve the Ukraine war in less than 48 hours. This is because America has been a supporter of Ukraine. - Prof. Peter Kagwanja, International Relations Expert.

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