The President was asked to recall his face-to-face meeting with the Russian dictator on December 9, 2019, in Paris.
In a press conference on Sunday, President Vladimir Zelensky spoke about his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Paris in December 2019.
The President was asked to recall his face-to-face meeting with the Russian dictator on December 9, 2019, which took place in Paris during the Normandy meeting with Zelensky, Putin, Emmanuel Macron and Angela Merkel.
“We had a long conversation in different tones. I told him that the Minsk agreements will not work, because the very topic of the withdrawal of troops from the contact line does not work… I showed him: look how long we withdrew. I showed him that we will withdraw for 20 years, which means that we have been in a state of frozen conflict for 20 years, which indicates that the war is not over yet, that what we talked about. We talked about it for a very long time. time, bargained. Another issue is the gas story , about the trial that we won, but you know how they react to won cases. There is an acceptance that we will be given money, then we received the money. And the third question was about the exchange. Then we changed more than 100 people,” – recalled Zelensky.
At the same time, Zelensky said that he did not remember all the details of that meeting, because he had the impression that “it happened in another life and everything was different.” However, the president added that “all this happened over a long period of time.”
Let’s remember that Zelensky said that during the entire invasion of Russia, 31 thousand Ukrainian soldiers were killed.
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