Ukraine seeks new allies to fill Graham's bridge to Trump
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Ukraine and its allies, reeling from the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham—the key conduit between Kyiv and Trump—are pushing to maintain Washington momentum. Kyiv officials say they’re picking up Graham’s mantle to press a Russia sanctions package, while navigating new language negotiated by Congress that curbs Trump’s ability to rescind sanctions but preserves some waivers. Graham’s absence raises questions about who can consistently translate MAGA politics into Kyiv’s priorities as winter and air-defense shortages loom, and European diplomats warn that finding a successor who can reliably advocate for Kyiv in Trump’s circle will be crucial.
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