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Ukrainians are divided over Trump's 'quid pro quo'

  • Written by Erik C. Nisbet, Associate Professor of Communication, Political Science and Environmental Policy and Co-Director of the Eurasian Security and Governance Program, The Ohio State University
Ukrainians are divided over Trump's 'quid pro quo'Ukrainians don't agree on how their president should have handled Trump's request.Andreas Wolochow/Shutterstock.com

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