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"Given this escalation, if there is no understanding at this point, we can expect the worst"

CNN Portugal6 September 2026 at 08:47

José Palmeira, professor of International Relations, commented on the visit of Donald Trump's special envoys to Russia and Ukraine. The specialist warned of a possible escalation of the conflict if there is no understanding between the parties involved.

According to the professor, the current situation requires an immediate agreement to avoid serious consequences. His statement suggests that diplomatic negotiations are urgent and that the absence of understanding can lead to significant negative results.

José Palmeira's comment comes in the context of the diplomatic missions carried out by Trump's special envoys, who would intend to mediate the dispute between Russia and Ukraine. The position of the professor of International Relations underlines the gravity of the situation and the need for a peaceful resolution of the conflict.

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