Ukraine President Volodimir Zelansky confirmed the plan to meet US President Donald Trump in Washington on Monday. This is said after Trump’s important summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska. In a brief statement, Zelansky said he would visit Washington on Monday at Donald Trump’s invitation. After the unfortunate clash at the Oval Office in February, this will be a second meeting between the two leaders this year.
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Zelancesi said in a social media post that he and Trump had a “meaningful conversation” on the phone and discussed the major issues related to the war in Ukraine and possible paths of peace. Zelansky shared the details of his phone call with President Trump, calling it a long and meaningful. According to the Ukrainian leader, the conversation lasted more than an hour and a half, the first part of which was face-to-face interaction between the two leaders.
After there was no compromise on the ceasefire in Ukraine at the Alaska Summit, Trump spoke to Zelansky and other European leaders while returning to Washington. His conversation with the Ukrainian leader lasted for more than an hour. According to Exios, it is believed that Trump has asked Zelancesi to interact on “fast peace agreement” rather than a ceasefire. Zelancesi confirmed that his Washington Yatra on Monday would be an opportunity to discuss the path to end the war in detail. He wrote, “On Monday, I will meet President Trump at Washington DC and discuss all the details related to killing and ending the war.”
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Zelancesi thanked Trump for an invitation to meet and emphasized the need for international cooperation. “It is important to join European at every level to ensure reliable security guarantee with the US,” he said. “We also discussed positive signs of American side participation in ensuring Ukraine’s safety,” he said.