
How Donald Trump and Kamala Harris differ on the Russia-Ukraine war
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Washington — The Russian invasion of Ukraine over two years ago rocked the international world order, and it's become one of the most divisive issues of the 2024 presidential election. Republican nominee Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Kamala Harris advocate very different approaches to involvement in the war and the U.S. relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
While the GOP has become increasingly isolationist with Trump at the helm of the party, Harris has touted the Biden administration's efforts to strengthen global alliances. And on the issue of Ukraine, the parties have drifted farther apart on how much support the U.S. should be giving to the war-ravaged country more than two years later.
Here's where the candidates stand on the issue:

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