Trump Says Zelenskyy Should Get Somebody Else to Negotiate to End War
- On Monday, President Donald Trump stated that someone other than Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy should negotiate on Kyiv's behalf to end the war, reiterating his Oct. 10 call for Ukraine to replace the president.
- The president's remarks followed reports of Zelenskyy's disapproval regarding recent Russia-friendly actions, including waived sanctions and disrupted Starlink services, which Trump blamed for continued conflict.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed talks regarding a potential trilateral meeting between Russia, China, and the American administration, a proposed summit that would notably exclude Ukraine.
- Sen. Dick Durbin , co-chair of the Senate Ukraine Caucus, stated that any negotiations must include Ukraine, arguing that the country's freedom is not for President Trump to sell out to Putin and Chinese President Jinping.
- Trump told reporters that Russia has been "fine" regarding Ukraine, noting "They haven't been doing much," as he signaled openness to any summit ending the war regardless of Ukraine's participation.
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Trump claims that Russia is ready to make peace. At the same time, he called on Ukraine to sign a peace agreement.
US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that his Ukrainian partner, Volodimir Zelensky, needs to reach an agreement with Russia to put an end to the war that began over four years ago. Trump's statements occur after the deterioration of relations between Washington and Kiev since the US President partially suspended sanctions to close a diesel supply agreement with Moscow. Read more: Trump is pushing Ukraine to surrender to Russia, says Zelens…
The president of the United States Donald Trump urged Ukraine to come to an agreement to end the war with Russia. "Ukraine must want to end this war" he said to journalists in the Oval Office, on the day his envoy, Steve Witkoff, went to Oslo, Norway, for talks with the Ukrainian president, in an attempt to end the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which has been going on for four years. Trump suggested that Moscow is in a position of advantage in th…
US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he wants his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodimir Zelenski, "to conclude an agreement with Russia, complaining that the United States did not receive "nothing in return for Kiev's support," Euronews reports.
Trump once again puts pressure on Ukrainian President Selenskyi. In fact, he meets with US Special Envoy Witkoff - which leads to praise from the US side. How long this lasts remains exciting. After all, Witkoff meets Putin today.
<p>Putin's envoy Dmitriev picked up Trump's threats to Zelensky about ending the war Kirill Dmitriev spread Trump's statement about serious consequences for Zelensky for refusing to end the war. This happened before Negotiations between the United States and Russia.</p>
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