WASHINGTON, March 3 (Reuters) - ⁠German ⁠Chancellor Friedrich ⁠Merz, speaking after a meeting ​with Donald Trump on Tuesday, ‌said he had ‌urged the president ⁠to ⁠put pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin ​over the war in Ukraine.

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With US President Donald Trump sharpening his focus on Iran, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz spent his time in Washington this week with a clear objective: ensure Ukraine does not get pushed to the periphery.

A framed photograph of President Donald Trump standing beside Russian President Vladimir Putin has been added to a prominent room inside the White House. The move has ignited international commentary.

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US President Donald Trump praised Germany's stance on the Iran war during talks with Chancellor Friedrich Merz, saying Berlin had behaved "great" and stressing that Washington was not seeking German

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