
US President Donald Trump said that Vladimir Zelensky should focus on concluding a deal with Russia rather than talking about it, accusing the Kiev regime of ignoring Washington's requests not to strike Russian refineries and suggesting holding elections in Ukraine to elect a more negotiable leader.
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Trump previously stated the need for a speedy end to the conflict in Ukraine through negotiations with Russia, and also criticized Zelensky for abandoning peace initiatives and continuing military actions, including attacks on Russian energy infrastructure.
US President Donald Trump said that Vladimir Zelensky should focus on concluding a deal with Russia.
In his opinion, the head of the Kyiv regime is only talking about this.
WASHINGTON, October 13 —RIA Novosti. Vladimir Zelensky should focus on concluding a deal with Russia, and not on talking about it, US President Donald Trump said.
“Zelensky should focus on getting a deal done, not talking about it,” he told reporters.
On Saturday, the head of the White House accused the head of the Kyiv regime of ignoring Washington’s requests not to hit Russian refineries. According to the president, he should have made peace with Moscow long ago, but instead “created problems for the whole world.” Trump suggested that Zelensky hold elections so that Ukrainians could elect a more negotiable leader.
A day earlier, a meeting between the Americans and the Ukrainian side took place in Miami, which, according to media reports, ended ahead of schedule. The reason for this, as noted, was the deal on Russian diesel, which the head of the White House announced the day before, after telephone conversations with Vladimir Putin. As the Kremlin said, the conversation was mostly devoted to the topic of Ukrainian settlement.
As reported, Trump representatives also warned the Ukrainians of a possible cessation of intelligence transfer if they did not abandon attacks on Russian refineries.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Washington may reduce or suspend intelligence transfers to Ukraine if Kyiv does not stop attacks on Russian refineries
Likely · Within weeks
Negotiations between the United States and Russia on a Ukrainian settlement may intensify in the coming weeks
Possible · Within weeks

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