The American president has just affirmed that his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin wants to conclude an agreement aimed at ending the war with Ukraine, accusing Volodymyr Zelensky of resisting a compromise.
“Well, I think Russia would like to make a deal, and we've talked about this several times, but Russia would like to make a deal [...] but for one reason or another Zelensky doesn't want to make a deal,” he told reporters. Asked what Vladimir Putin had said to him during their last call on Friday, Donald Trump replied that “he would like to see a settlement. President Putin would like to see a settlement, very much.”
After Donald Trump's attacks on Volodymyr Zelensky, British Prime Minister Andy Burnham told the Ukrainian president that he offered him his "total solidarity".
In a telephone interview, the two leaders discussed "the importance of maintaining pressure on Russia", with Burnham specifying that the United Kingdom "will continue to strengthen its sanctions against Russia and take further measures to curb the Russian war machine, building on the new British designations targeting Russian targets announced this week". They also agreed to meet in the coming days.
Vladimir Putin's top economic negotiator has welcomed Donald Trump's call for a new president for Ukraine, calling the US leader's remarks "ionic and historic."
“President Trump joins the many who believe that Ukraine needs a leadership truly oriented towards peace, and not the hawkish policies of Zelensky… Iconic and historic,” declared Kirill Dmitriev, special envoy of the Kremlin for economic cooperation, in a message on X.
The American president sharply attacked his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday, saying that it was time for Ukraine to “have a new president” and condemning Ukrainian strikes on Russian hydrocarbon infrastructure.
“I suggest they get a new leader who can reach an agreement” with Russia to end the war, Donald Trump told the press at the White House.
Hello everyone. Like every day, the 20 Minutes editorial team is working to give you all the information on the conflict between kyiv and Moscow.
While Ukrainian and American negotiators were scheduled to meet in Florida on Friday and Saturday to try to restart diplomatic efforts toward an end to the war, the meeting was ultimately shortened to just Friday. Above all, Donald Trump once again turned to Vladimir Putin by letting go of Volodymyr Zelensky. The tenant of the White House announced on Friday that he had negotiated the delivery of massive quantities of Russian diesel to the American and world markets, to do so lifting sanctions weighing on Moscow. He then continued to criticize the Ukrainian president.
The American president has just affirmed that his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin wants to conclude an agreement aimed at ending the war with Ukraine, accusing Volodymyr Zelensky of resisting a compromise.
“Well, I think Russia would like to make a deal, and we've talked about this several times, but Russia would like to make a deal [...] but for one reason or another Zelensky doesn't want to make a deal,” he told reporters. Asked what Vladimir Putin had said to him during their last call on Friday, Donald Trump replied that “he would like to see a settlement. President Putin would like to see a settlement, very much.”
After Donald Trump's attacks on Volodymyr Zelensky, British Prime Minister Andy Burnham told the Ukrainian president that he offered him his "total solidarity".
In a telephone interview, the two leaders discussed "the importance of maintaining pressure on Russia", with Burnham specifying that the United Kingdom "will continue to strengthen its sanctions against Russia and take further measures to curb the Russian war machine, building on the new British designations targeting Russian targets announced this week". They also agreed to meet in the coming days.
Vladimir Putin's top economic negotiator has welcomed Donald Trump's call for a new president for Ukraine, calling the US leader's remarks "ionic and historic."
“President Trump joins the many who believe that Ukraine needs a leadership truly oriented towards peace, and not the hawkish policies of Zelensky… Iconic and historic,” declared Kirill Dmitriev, special envoy of the Kremlin for economic cooperation, in a message on X.
The American president sharply attacked his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday, saying that it was time for Ukraine to “have a new president” and condemning Ukrainian strikes on Russian hydrocarbon infrastructure.
“I suggest they get a new leader who can reach an agreement” with Russia to end the war, Donald Trump told the press at the White House.
