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US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that the leaders agreed to negotiate to end the Ukrainian war, saying they had a “long and productive” phone call with VLADIMIR PUTIN.
President Trump invited each other to visit each other’s capital, saying, “Each of our teams agreed to start negotiations immediately.”
Later, President Ukrainian President Bolody Mirgel Renki said he talked with Trump about “ongoing and reliable peace.”
Trump and his defense minister have no possibility that Ukraine will join NATO.
Zelensky said he would meet with Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio at the National Defense Summit in Munich on Friday.
Trump wrote in social media:
He did not set the date of face -to -face with Putin, but later to the White House reporters, “We will meet in Saudi Arabia.”
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov spokesman Putin said Trump’s idea was to work together.
The call between Putin and Trump lasted for almost an hour and a half, and the Russian president has extended the invitation to visit Moscow, Peskov said.
Trump also told the White House reporters that Ukraine was unlikely to return to the border before 2014. But in response to the BBC’s question, he said, “Some of the land will come back.”
The president agreed with his defense minister, Pete Hegseth, who said that Ukraine is unlikely to join the military alliance at the NATO summit on Wednesday.
Trump said, “I think it’s true.
The British government said Angela Rayner said that Ukraine will continue to defend the ITV that London’s sponsorship of London’s Kibe remains a “firm” state.
The BBC’s James Waterhouse said that when he evaluated the atmosphere in the capital of Ukraine, he said that he would have flew to the Civ.
For a long time, the new US administration has been less sympathetic about Ukraine than its predecessor. Our correspondent said that all of HegSeth’s ignition was probably pleasing to Moscow.
The rejection of NATO member states and the view that Ukraine could not win denied the ambiguity of how the frozen front line would be scouted in the future.
Zelensky repeatedly insisted that “there is no conversation with Ukraine without Ukraine.” But Trump Putin’s phone took on his absence.
Zelensky said it was a “good and detailed discussion” of various issues with Trump and met with the US Treasury Minister visiting KYIV.
Zelensky said, “I don’t want peace than Uk Lina. Together with the United States, we are charging the next step to stop Russia’s invasion and ensure continuous and reliable peace.
Ukrainian leader added: “We agreed to keep an additional contact and plan a meeting.”
According to the AFP News Agency, the call between the United States and Ukrainian leaders lasted for an hour.
~ Inside Interview The Zelensky, published on Tuesday, suggested that Ukraine’s Russian directors could be replaced by the Ukrainian territory in the West Kursk region as part of a peace contract.
Putin spokesman Peskov said that this is “impossible.”
“Russia has not discussed the exchange of the territory and will not discuss. Ukrainian units will be expelled from this territory. Everyone who is not destroyed will be expelled.”
Zelensky also argued that not only European countries but also the United States should be part of his security package.
“Security guarantee without the United States is not a real security guarantee,” he said.
Separately, Trump said in Ukraine that “I will have an election at some point.”
Zelen Ski said that it is impossible to hold a new presidential election due to the continued Russian invasion and martial law in Ukraine.
Russian President Putin repeatedly questioned the legitimacy of Jellen Ski to hold a negotiation with Moscow.
Following the overturn of Russian President Ukraine in 2014, Moscow merged Crimia’s Black Sea Peninsula and supported Russian separatists in the bloody fights in eastern Ukraine.
When Russia invaded Ukraine almost three years ago, the conflict broke out.
Attempts to control the capital of Moscow have been hindered, but the Russian troops occupied about one -fifth of Ukrainian territory in east and west and carried out raids all over the country.
Ukraine retaliated with artillery and drone strikes and showed off an offensive for the West Custard in Russia.
The exact number of casualties is difficult to come due to the secrets of the Russian and Ukrainian governments, but most soldiers, most soldiers, and millions of people have been killed, and it is estimated that millions of Ukrainian civilians have fled as refugees. .
