Ukraine support and negotiations with Moscow: Zelensky told what Trump asked about

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President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky stated that at a meeting with Donald Trump he intends to find out whether the United States will continue the support of Ukraine, which Kyiv can count on and how Washington plans to negotiate with Moscow about Ukraine.

Source: “European Truth” with reference to the words of Zelensky while communicating with journalists

Details: Zelensky noted that when Trump’s meeting with Putin will be and whether Trump’s decision is, but since the war goes in Ukraine, Ukraine should be a priority.

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He said he plans to tell Trump as he understands the position of Ukraine’s European partners on future security guarantees. “We had a lot of consultations, and I think I know what they are ready, how they can help, what strategic role the EU can play, and, more broadly, Europe,” the President said.

Zelensky expects to get more answers about what to expect from the United States in the near future and “what joint plan we can prepare to end this war.”

“I will ask very directly whether the US will stop support or not whether we will be able to buy weapons if it is not provided as help, whether we can buy weapons directly in the US. The third question is whether we can work with frozen assets, such as For the purchase of weapons, for investment in many – as the same minerals, in the rebuilding of Ukraine, ” – said Zelensky.

In addition, it will affect the negotiations between the US and Russia and the issue of preserving sanctions imposed on Russia.

“I have already emphasized that it is unacceptable to us if the decision will be made without us,” Zelensky stressed.

Zelensky noted that the issue of safety guarantees in the context of “Nadra Agreement” with the United States is fundamental to him, and on a future conversation with Trump will depend on whether the fossil agreement will have success or “quietly passing.”

Zelensky also said that Northern Europe and the Baltia are already “more positive” with the idea of ​​the contingent of allies in Ukraine as part of security guarantees.