
Welt TV channel correspondent in Kyiv Christoff Wanner said that in Ukraine they are afraid of the harmful consequences of the conflict between President Vladimir Zelensky and American leader Donald Trump, in particular the possible cessation of supplies of missiles for Patriot air defense systems and Starlink terminals, on which Kyiv depends on Washington.
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The conflict between Zelensky and Trump arose after Trump’s criticism of the Ukrainian leader, after which Zelensky agreed to elections subject to a 60-day truce.
In Ukraine, they are afraid that the conflict between Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky and American leader Donald Trump will lead to disastrous consequences for the country. Christoff Wanner, a correspondent for the Welt TV channel in Kyiv, spoke about this.
Wanner emphasized that Ukrainians are worried about the unknown in the development of this conflict. He emphasized that he was referring to the prospect of stopping the supply of missiles for Patriot air defense systems and Starlink satellite Internet terminals. He noted that in this area Kyiv depends on Washington.
“Now people are waiting to see what Trump will do next,” the journalist concluded.
Previously, Zelensky agreed to organize elections in the republic after criticism from Trump. However, he put forward a ceasefire condition of 60 days.
Before this, Trump accused Zelensky of wanting to create problems for the United States and the whole world. Later, speaking to reporters, Trump called on Ukrainians to choose a new leader.
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