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Trump lawyer suggests mediation role in Russia-Ukraine conflict

Boris Epshteyn, a lawyer for Donald Trump, has proposed becoming a mediator between Ukraine and Russia, reports "The New York Times."

He wants to mediate between Ukraine and Russia. He's a Trump man.
He wants to mediate between Ukraine and Russia. He's a Trump man.
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4:14 PM EST, November 17, 2024

"The New York Times" notes that Russia-born Epshteyn has already presented his proposal to Trump.

Epshteyn, who has no experience in foreign policy, allegedly argued that he has relatives in both Russia and Ukraine. "NYT" reports that the lawyer's idea surprised many people in Trump's circle, including Elon Musk. However, the President-elect reportedly listened with interest.

"The New York Times" emphasizes that Epshteyn is currently under investigation in Arizona for his actions in attempting to overturn the 2020 election. Despite this, Trump has not dismissed his proposal.

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Epshteyn lived in Russia as a child and argues that this gives him a unique perspective as a mediator. However, Trump has not yet formally accepted his proposal.

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