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Trump has publicly said that Ukraine should change its president and blamed Zelensky for causing the price of U.S. diesel to rise, implying that his performance was insufficient in ending the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Zelensky responded by emphasizing Ukraine's sovereignty and pointing out that elections face legal and security obstacles in a state of war.
China News Service, October 12. According to the American Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), Ukrainian President Zelensky responded to U.S. President Trump’s remarks that “Ukraine should have a new president” on the 11th, saying that which leader Ukraine chooses should be decided by its society and people.
According to reports, Zelensky said in an interview: "President Trump said that Ukraine needs a new president. With full respect for President Trump, with all due respect, which leader to choose should be decided by our society, our people."
Zelensky said that Ukraine is in a state of war and it is indeed very difficult to hold elections now, not only because the electoral process completely lacks guarantees, but also because it is not in compliance with the law and the Constitution of Ukraine. “The most critical thing is to have a safe and secure infrastructure in place to make it possible for people to vote.”
Zelensky also said that he had told the Trump team that Ukraine could hold elections if Russia agreed to a 60-day comprehensive ceasefire.
As previously reported, U.S. President Trump said on the 10th that "Ukraine should have a new president," implying that Ukrainian President Zelensky did not do enough to end the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. He also accused Zelensky of causing the increase in U.S. diesel prices. Trump suggested that Zelensky was not doing enough to end the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. He said: "That was a war that should never have broken out. I think it's time for Ukraine to get a new president." Trump also blamed Zelensky for the high domestic diesel prices in the United States, saying that he "wanted to cause trouble for the world and wanted to cause trouble for our farmers and ranchers on the diesel fuel issue."
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Ukraine will consider holding presidential election if Russia agrees to 60-day comprehensive ceasefire
Possible · Within months

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