Army Secretary Dan Driscoll's high-stakes visit to Ukraine this week to deliver the Trump's administration's latest peace plan has placed the service leader into the role of major international negotiator -- a sharp contrast from his boss, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who spent the time in Washington sitting through White House meetings and firing angry missives at Democrats on social media.
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