Berlin (EFE).- The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, stated that he is ready to meet with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, to discuss peace in the Russian-Ukrainian war after the last meeting of the leader of the country invaded by Russia with the US Head of State, Donald Trump.
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Zelensky’s Meeting with Trump
The Ukrainian president made these statements after his Sunday meeting with Trump, where both projected a message of progress towards peace, although they did not close a deal nor did they resolve outstanding “thorny issues”.You may be interested in: Zelenski laughs at Trump after the American says that “Russia wants Ukraine to triumph”
The meeting came after a call between Trump and Putin, and after several meetings between Zelensky and Trump administration officials. Zelensky and Trump announced that both Russia and Ukraine agreed to create “working groups” composed of the main collaborators of the American president to finalize a peace agreement on the conflict in Ukraine “in the coming weeks”.Trump offered him security guarantees for 15 years
Zelensky said that Trump had offered him security guarantees for 15 years and that he would like these to cover a longer time.
Zelensky considers that the war with Russia began in 2014, with the illegal annexation of Crimea, and not in 2022, the year the large-scale invasion began. The Ukrainian president also emphasized that without security guarantees, the war cannot be considered over. However, they did not specify dates for the meetings of these groups, nor did they specify locations. “We had a meaningful conversation on all topics and highly value the progress that the Ukrainian and American teams have made in recent weeks,” Zelensky noted about his meeting with Trump on his Telegram account on Sunday night. “Ukraine is ready for peace,” Zelensky said, after pointing out that in Mar-a-Lago, among other things, new meetings were agreed for this week between officials from their teams and the organization in Washington of a meeting in January in which Trump will receive European leaders, including representatives from Ukraine.“I told him we should consider the possibility of guarantees for 30, 40 or 50 years. That would be a historic decision by President Trump,” he added.
