Trump asks Zelensky if he might attack Moscow or St. Petersburg

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Zelensky and Trump, in a file image. SHANNON STAPLETON

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During the July 4th phone call, Donald Trump asked Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky if he could attack Moscow or St. Petersburg if they had long-range weapons. The Ukrainian leader replied affirmatively, provided the US provided them.

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