
AI-generated summary
Trump met with Zelensky in the context of the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia. Zelensky had previously proposed a trilateral meeting of the leaders of the US, Russia and Ukraine during the G20 summit in Miami. Trump referred to the earlier meeting in Alaska, suggesting continued dialogue with Putin.
During Tuesday's meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Donald Trump revealed that Vladimir Putin is ready for further talks. We already had a meeting in Alaska. I think we'll do the next one and he'll meet up. He is willing to meet. He would like to end this war and I think they both would like to end this war, Trump said.
The US president thus referred to the words of Zelensky, who proposed a trilateral meeting of the leaders of the US, Russia and Ukraine during the G20 summit in Miami. Trump, however, stressed that he did not expect such a meeting in Miami, but emphasized Putin's openness to dialogue.
The American president did not want to reveal the possible terms of the peace agreement, but announced that he would talk about it with Zelensky.
Zelensky: Peace before winter
The President of Ukraine does not hide the fact that he counts on the United States' support in ending the conflict with Russia. I hope we can end this war. President Trump will help us with this, and I believe it should be done as soon as possible - before winter comes, Zelensky told journalists in New York.
Energy tensions and a possible ban on diesel exports
During the talks, Trump admitted that he was in favor of introducing a ban on the export of American diesel oil. He added that Ukrainian attacks on Russia contributed to the increase in the prices of this fuel. According to the US president, introducing a ban on the export of American diesel oil could stabilize fuel prices on the domestic market.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Further talks between US and Russian representatives will take place in the coming weeks
Likely · Within weeks
The topic of the U.S. diesel export ban will be subject to further scrutiny in the Trump administration
Possible · Within months

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