Ukrainian President Zelenskiy offered a 60-day full ceasefire with Russia in order to hold elections.
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Holding elections poses security and constitutional difficulties due to the ongoing war in Ukraine. Trump accused Zelenskiy of not being willing to end the war.
In his interview with ABC News, Zelenskiy evaluated Trump's words that a new president should take office in Ukraine.
Stating that it is up to the people of the country to decide who will be the leader in Ukraine, Zelenskiy stated that holding elections poses serious security and constitutional difficulties due to the ongoing war.
Ukrainian President said, "Please tell (Russian President Vladimir) Putin, give us two months, 60 days. Complete ceasefire, 60 days and we will organize elections." he said.
Stating that they will respect any decision made by the Ukrainian people in the elections, Zelenskiy pointed out that the necessary conditions must be provided for the people to vote safely.
Regarding Trump's and Elon Musk's statements holding him responsible for the continuation of the war, Zelenskiy noted that these people could not find a way to stop Putin.
Referring to Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, Zelenskiy said that in just one week, the country's energy sector was targeted 196 times and the natural gas and oil infrastructure was targeted 20 times.
Noting that if Russia does not attack Ukraine's energy infrastructure, the Kiev administration may stop targeting Russia's diesel fuel facilities and refineries, Zelenskiy said that this could be one of the first steps that can be taken to end the war.
Regarding the US and Russia making a diesel fuel agreement, the Ukrainian President argued that this step would provide income to Russia and that Moscow would use this money to continue the war.
Yesterday, US President Trump argued that Ukraine should "get a new president" instead of President Zelenskiy because it attacked oil refineries in Russia and was not in favor of the agreement.
Trump accused Zelenskiy of not being willing to end the war between Russia and Ukraine.
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