US EditionZelensky Says He Had Long Discussion with Trump over Map Showing Russian-Occupied Territories - The Statesman
Zelensky and Trump reviewed a map of Russian-held areas in Ukraine during a detailed discussion focused on territorial disputes and peace talks, according to multiple sources.
- Ukrainian President Zelensky met US President Trump in Washington to discuss a map showing Russian-held territories amid peace talks in 2023.
- The meeting followed Russia's full-scale 2022 invasion and Moscow's ongoing demand that Kyiv cede control of the Donbas region for a ceasefire.
- German Chancellor Merz stated on Monday night that the meeting location between Putin and Zelensky remains undecided and disputed the accuracy of the map's territorial percentages.
- Trump said any ceasefire would involve "some land swapping," while Zelensky warned that surrendering Donbas could invite future Russian offensives and potentially a third war.
- Leaders concurred that any changes to Ukraine’s borders should be addressed by Zelensky at a carefully arranged trilateral summit, although it remains uncertain whether Putin will participate.
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The Ukrainian president claims that the map of Ukraine shown by Donald Trump, indicating the territories occupied by Russia, is not correct in terms of territorial control.
White House releases Trump-Zelenskyy photo with occupied territory mapWhite House releases Trump-Zelenskyy photo with occupied territory map
The White House has released a photo of President Donald Trump explaining something to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in the Oval Office next to a large map of Ukraine, with the eastern part shaded in pink and illustrating the territory currently controlled by Russian occupation forces.
Zelensky says he had long discussion with Trump over map showing Russian-occupied territories - The Statesman
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that he had a long discussion with US President Donald Trump over a map displayed in the Oval Office showing Russian-captured territories in Ukraine.
Zelensky says he had long discussion with Trump over map showing Russian-occupied territories
Washington: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that he had a long discussion with US President Donald Trump over a map displayed in the Oval Office showing Russian-captured territories in Ukraine. “I argued about the percentage on the map because I know this percentage very well,” he added on Monday. However, the two leaders engaged in a “warm and meaningful conversation” about it, Zelensky said. “It isn’t possible to say this much …
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