Zelenskyy accuses Trump of giving Putin 'what he wanted' at Alaska summit
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized President Donald Trump’s summit in Alaska, saying that Russian President Vladimir Putin and Moscow.
“It is sad that Ukraine is not there, because I think President Trump gave Putin what he wanted, Zelens Zelenskyy said to Martha Raddatz on Sunday.
Trump and Putin met in Alaska on August 15th and pointed out that Putin was first invited to the United States outside the United Nations since 2007. Trump made a campaign to end the Russian-Ukra Battle on the first day of his second period, but peace became difficult.
The summit came, hoping that the two presidents would make a cease -fire agreement that Ukraine and European forces could live after the occupation of Putin.
Putin looks not visibly uncomfortable as reporters block him and block Trump with questions.
Trump already promised not to negotiate the borders of Ukraine, and said that any land privilege could only be done by Zelenskyy. The authority approved Europe’s calls for Ukraine security guarantees before the summit. However, despite the high expectations for the meeting, Trump and Putin did not reach an agreement.
“There were a few big points, a few big points, a few big points, we didn’t fully reach there, but we made some progress. So there’s no agreement until an agreement has an agreement.” He said.
Although a ceasefire did not accept, Putin approved the idea of Ukrainian security guarantees at a press conference and described the talks as “constructive”.
Putin, “As I say today, I agree with President Trump, naturally, I accept that Ukraine’s security should be ensured. Naturally, we are ready to work on it.” He said.
Russia strikes Ukraine with the biggest air strike of the war as the tangent of peace.
The relationship between Zelenskyy and Trump has been turbulent since starting to work. Zelenskyy’s remarkable change in the oval office, Trump and Vice President JD Vance in February appeared in February.
However, at the meeting with Trump on August 18, the two were more positively agreed.
When asked if Putin was asked whether he would offer a meeting in Moscow, Zelenskyy rejected the idea, and the Russian President said that they could do it in Kiev if the war still wanted to meet while he was still going on.
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Zelenskyy told Raddatz, “Putin doesn’t want to meet me, but he wants a lot to show that he’s there with the US President to show video and images.” He said.
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