“ NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte positively assessed the latest meeting between Presidents Volodymyr Zelenskyi and Donald Trump. Source: “European Truth” with reference to Sky News Details: When asked whether Rutte’s current visit to the US is “proof that Trump’s meeting with Zelenskyi on Friday was a complete failure”, the Secretary General answered in the negative. “It (the meeting between Rutte and Trump. – Ed.) was planned in advance. I corresponded with the president after the huge success in Gaza, and we agreed on a meeting in Washington to discuss how we can implement his vision of peace in Ukraine,” he added. The Secretary General of the Alliance, commenting on the meeting between Trump and Zelensky, said that it “was a good meeting, it was a successful meeting.” The Ukrainian leader’s visit to the White House took place the day after the US president spoke with Vladimir Putin and agreed to meet with him in Budapest. Western agencies unofficially learned that after the conversation between Trump and Putin, the Russian side handed over an unofficial document to the United States, in which it repeated the previous maximalist demands to end the war against Ukraine. Russia’s rejection of an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine has cast doubt on a meeting between Trump and Putin in Budapest.”, — write: www.pravda.com.ua
Mark Rutte. Photo: getty images Source: “European Truth” with reference to Sky News
Details: To the question of whether Rutte’s current visit to the US is “proof that Trump’s meeting with Zelenskyi on Friday was a complete failure”, the Secretary General answered in the negative.
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“It (the meeting between Rutte and Trump. – Ed.) was planned in advance. I corresponded with the president after the huge success in Gaza, and we agreed on a meeting in Washington to discuss how we can implement his vision of peace in Ukraine,” he added.
The Secretary General of the Alliance, commenting on the meeting between Trump and Zelensky, said that it “was a good meeting, it was a successful meeting.”
The Ukrainian leader’s visit to the White House took place the day after the US president spoke with Vladimir Putin and agreed to meet with him in Budapest.
Western agencies unofficially learned that after the conversation between Trump and Putin, the Russian side handed over an unofficial document to the United States, in which it repeated the previous maximalist demands to end the war against Ukraine.
Russia’s rejection of an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine has cast doubt on a meeting between Trump and Putin in Budapest.