US EditionTrump: Zelensky ‘Couldn’t Have Been Nicer’ During Meeting
- President Donald Trump met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on June 25 at the NATO summit in The Hague for their first face-to-face meeting since April.
- The meeting occurred amid Russia's ongoing conflict with Ukraine, triggered by its February 2022 invasion, and follows Trump's pledge in 2024 to quickly end the war.
- During a Wednesday news conference, Trump described negotiations as more difficult than expected, noted challenges with both Putin and Zelensky, and expressed willingness to supply Ukraine with Patriot missiles.
- Trump said Patriots are “very effective, 100% effective,” and Zelensky posted that their talks were substantive, covering ceasefire and peace; Trump also acknowledged Russia's aggression and Europe's security role.
- Their meeting and the NATO summit outcomes suggest continued Western military support for Ukraine, increased defense spending by allies, and ongoing difficulty resolving the war despite diplomatic efforts.
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On the margins of the NATO summit, US President Trump met the Ukrainian President Selenskyj for an unexpectedly long conversation about ways to a ceasefire and a lasting peace with Russia. And: From Thursday a storm is rolling. You can see that and more at the Krone News on 26 June, with moderator Stefana Madjarov.
On the margins of the NATO summit, Trump met Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyj. He wants to end the war, but Russia's President Vladimir Putin is difficult, said Trump. Hans-Ulrich Jörges talks about the results of the meeting at WORLD TV.
President Trump meets with Ukraine's Zelenskyy, says higher NATO defense spending may deter future Russian aggression
THE HAGUE, Netherlands — President Donald Trump met with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the sidelines of the NATO summit Wednesday and suggested...
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