Donald Trump calls for end to Russia-Ukraine war: ‘It is time to…’
Trump said they were mainly there to save lives and prevent thousands of people from dying every day. In his social media post, he said, “I met with President Zelenskyy today and we had a very nice, very friendly meeting. They must stop the war immediately. Leave the battle line wherever it is.”
Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
US President Donald Trump said in a call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Friday that he asked both sides to stop the conflict. Trump said they were mainly there to save lives and prevent thousands of people from dying every day.
“I met with President Zelenskyy today and we had a very nice, very cordial meeting. They must stop the war immediately. Go from the battle line, wherever it is. Otherwise, it is very complicated. You will never solve this. Stay on the battle line, both sides must return to their homes, go to their families, stop the killing, it should be like that. Stand on the battle line immediately. I told this to President Zelenskyy. I also told President Putin.” in question.
Trump said the ammunition was paid for by NATO and that they were mainly here to save lives. “We’re not losing people, we’re not wasting money, we’re getting paid for ammunition and missiles and everything else… and we’ve made a very good deal with NATO… that’s not what we’re in this for. We’re in this to save thousands of lives every week,” he said.
US First Lady Melania Trump has strong feelings for children suffering from conflict, Trump said. “He had such strong feelings for kids and he did a really good job of bringing that to the forefront… He’s always thinking about the kids,” she said.
Trump falsely claimed that India would stop buying Russian oil. “India will no longer buy Russian oil and Hungary is kind of stuck because they only have one pipeline… and they are inland, they have no sea… but India will not buy oil from Russia,” he said.
Trump also said that there will probably be another meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Zelenskyy and that they are making progress. “I would say it will most likely be a bilateral meeting… but we will be in contact with President Zelenskyy. It is an honor to be with a very strong leader, a man who has been through a lot and a man I know very well… Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has endured a lot… I think we have made great progress,” he said.
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