President Trump expressed disappointment with Putin's lack of intent to end the Ukraine war, hinting at potential sanctions against Russia. He voiced optimism about a Gaza truce and claimed Iran's nuclear program faced setbacks due to its refusal of inspections. Trump also mentioned upcoming TikTok deal discussions with China and the signing of trade letters with approximately twelve countries.
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