Vladimir Zelensky wants to “coordinate the position of Ukraine and the USA” before Donald Trump talks to Vladimir Putin.
The American side invited President Vladimir Zelensky to make a visit to the United States. Its preparation is currently underway. The Ukrainian leader said this while talking to journalists on Wednesday, February 26th.
“The visit is offered to us.
Zelensky emphasized that he wanted to make this visit. And, according to him, it was important for him to hear that the US help was not later, but now it will not stop … and for me this is the main thesis today.
Zelensky also called the “good signal” a possible meeting with US President Donald Trump until he met Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.
“I have questions and I need honest answers, because we must understand what we can expect in the war. That’s why this visit to Putin is a very good signal, I think. I don’t Knowing how (this visit. “Ed.) It will be out because I’m still in capital (Kyiv, – Ed.), So we can see,” said the Ukrainian State head.
He made it clear that he wanted to “adjust the position of Ukraine and the USA” before the president of the United States would talk to Putin.
“So, my question will be direct: The United States will continue to support us or not? If it doesn’t help, can we buy weapons from the United States? Can we use (Russian) frozen assets to buy of weapons, for example, as well as for investing in many things, such as, say, (victims) minerals.
The president also said that if his visit to the United States would take place, he planned a visit to London in return. His meeting with the Prime Minister of Great Britain and other European partners will take place there.
On the eve of White House spokesman Caroline Litt said Trump’s meetings with Zelensky and Putin would take place soon. “
As you know, on February 24, Zelensky held a conversation with Trump as part of a meeting of G7 countries. The President of the Ukrainian called the conversation “Good.”
Source: korrespondent
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