Zelenskiy Hopes US Election Outcome Will Generate More Help for Ukraine
Zelenskiy said stronger Democratic control in Congress could bring more military and financial aid and increase pressure on Vladimir Putin.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said he hopes Democratic midterm election gains will generate more support for Ukraine in its 4-1/2-year war against Russia.
- Zelenskiy has worked to smooth relations with President Donald Trump following a February 2025 meeting where he was called 'ungrateful,' even as Trump recently eased sanctions on Russia.
- While grateful to Republicans, Zelenskiy said Democrats 'speak very clearly about supporting Ukraine,' and SpaceX's Starlink and Starshield services have resumed operations at previous levels for defense missions.
- Zelenskiy stated that strong financial or military assistance 'will have an impact on Putin,' emphasizing the importance of renewing connections between the United States and Europe.
- U.S.-Led trilateral talks regarding security and de-escalation are scheduled to resume in Abu Dhabi on November 10-11, bringing together delegations from Ukraine and Russia after a months-long gap.
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Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski hopes that the success of the Democrats in the U.S. mid-term elections will lead to increased U.S. support for Kiev. Ukrainian leader believes that a new balance of power in Congress could influence Washington's position on the war with Russia, while mutual attacks continue on the territory of the two countries, TVP World announces.
The Ukrainian president has "hope" for a strengthening of US aid to Ukraine after the victory of the Democrats to the midterms. Military support could lead Russia to "possible negotiations and possible peace", he says. But a senior European official believes that "Trump will try to brade everything to Russia" before the new Congress is set up. - War in Ukraine: after the results of the midterms, Zelensky hopes to strengthen American support (Int…
After the victory of the Democrats in the U.S. interim elections, Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyj expects more help for his country. He hopes for more pressure on Russia's leader Vladimir Putin to end his war of aggression.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky hopes that the United States will support his country more now that President Donald Trump must work with a parliament controlled by the Democrats, the opposition. "There is hope that a balance of power will be achieved and that we will receive more support," Zelensky said regarding the congressional elections in an interview with the German broadcaster ZDF.
Many in Kiev attribute credit to the weakening of Donald Trump's position in the US Congressional interim elections and expect to resolve matters directly with Congress, but there is no talk of a dramatic restructuring of Washington's relationship with Kiev or Moscow; foreign policy remains the prerogative of Donald Trump, said political scientist Vladimir Kornilov to the WZGLAD newspaper.
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