The president of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky met with US Vice President Jay in di venses. They both came to the Vatican.
The Vice President of the United States of America Jay Di Venus commented at a personal meeting with the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky. He wrote about his impressions on Microblog X and added a picture of negotiations.
Politicians met after the inaugural mass of the new Roman Leo Xiv pope in the Vatican. The meeting was also attended by United States Secretary Mark Rubio.
“Our countries share the goal to stop unnecessary bloodshed in Ukraine, and we discussed the latest news about current negotiations with stopping and establishing a long world,” he wrote.
Earlier, Zelensky met with Vincence on February 28. Then the President of Ukraine arrived in Washington, where an agreement with minerals between the United States and Ukraine must be signed. However, at some point at a meeting between Zelensky, United States President Donald Trump and Vice President Vincess, a dispute emerged about the Russian-Ukrainian War.
Vance said the war between Russia and Ukraine should be resolved by diplomacy. In response, the President of Ukraine said he had signed an agreement with Putin in the presence of the French president and Chancellor of Germany.
Zelensky also said that in the case of signing a bad agreement between the Russian Federation and Ukraine, the United States will “feel it”. Vance and Trump were angry and replied that they would “be fine”, and also added that Zelensky had no right to impose his opinion.
The President of Ukraine left the White House early on the schedule, and then the mineral agreement was not signed before.
On the eve of Rubio it is emphasized that the American side introduced Russia as a “powerful peace plan” at the end of the war in Ukraine.
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