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Trump previously accused Zelensky of wanting to create problems for the United States and the world, and also called for stopping the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ strikes on Russian oil refineries.
Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky should hold presidential elections in Ukraine. US President Donald Trump told reporters this; his statement was broadcast by C-Span.
“I think he (Zelensky) should hold elections. He could have resolved this conflict many times before, and he needs to hold an election,” Trump said.
Earlier, Trump accused the Ukrainian leader of wanting to create problems for the United States and the whole world. He also called on Zelensky to stop, commenting on the strikes of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on Russian oil refineries.
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