‘We are very close to agreement’ for Ukraine, argues the Donald Trump In a lengthy post on Truth Social and at the same time attacks the Volodimir Zelenski For Crimea.
Donald Trump referred to Volodimir Zelenski’s statements for Crimea and argued that was lost without a single shot falling while stressing that This was done under the presidency of Barack Obama.
As Donald says in his post on Truth Social “Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski boasts the front page of the Wall Street Journal that “Ukraine will not legally recognize the possession of Crimea. There is nothing to discuss hereยป.
This statement are very detrimental to peace negotiations with Russiasince Crimea was lost years ago under the auspices of President Barack Obama And it’s not even a matter of discussion.
No one asks Zelenski to recognize Crimea as Russian territorybut, if he wants Crimea, why didn’t they fight for her eleven years ago, when he surrendered to Russia without a single shot?
The area also houses, for many years before “Obama Tradition”, large Russian submarines. It is the incendiary statements such as those of Zelenski that make it so difficult to settle this war. It has nothing to boast! The situation for Ukraine is tragic! He may have peace or, he may fight for another three years before losing the whole country.
I have nothing to do with Russia, but I have a lot to do with wanting to save, on average, five thousand Russian and Ukrainian soldiers a week, who die for no reason. The statement made by Zelenski today will do nothing but extend the “death field”, and no one wants it!
We are very close to an agreement, but the man who “has no papers to play” should now, at last, do it. I look forward to being able to help Ukraine, and Russia, to get out of this full and total match, which would never have started if I were president! “
Kiev remains committed to peacekeeping efforts
At the same time, Ukrainian President Adri Germak, the staff of Ukrainian Presidents, stressed that Kiev remains committed to President Trump’s efforts to end the war, as Washington threatened to retire from peace talks.
“We have emphasized that we remain committed to the peace efforts of US President Donald Trump,” said Germak from London, where he participated in consultations while referring to “meaningful dialogue aimed at achieving a fair and lasting peace”.