The White House leader expects the meeting to stop the fire as soon as possible, but does not cancel the second penalty against India for communication with Russia, and threatens to introduce both against other countries.
US President Donald Trump announced the high probability of meeting in the near future with Ukrainian president Vladimir Zelensky and Russian dictator Vladimir Putin. He said this in a conversation with journalists at the White House on Wednesday, August 6.
“We haven’t identified the place yet, but now we have very good negotiations with Putin. There is a high probability that we can finish this path. It’s long and still, but there’s a high chance that the meeting will take place,” Trump said.
The White House leader noted that the conversation of his special support for Vitcoff with Putin at the Kremlin was “very good”, but he could not call him a success.
Answering the question of whether Putin went to some concessions that would lead to such a development of events, Trump refused to disclose the details, simply remembering that “we have been working here for a long time.”
Trump, who commented on secondary tariffs for Russian -selling countries, suggested that after India, the United States could introduce tariffs for China and many other countries.
“You will see more second penalties. We did it in India, maybe we will do it in many other countries, one of them can be China,” Trump said.
He also reiterated that in the war in Ukraine thousands of young people were dying, most soldiers, but also “missiles were falling into Kyiv and other places.”
Earlier, Trump’s media plans to personally meet with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin personally next week. After that, a tripartite meeting was possible with the participation of Ukrainian president Vladimir Zelensky.
At the same time, Press Secretary Marco Rubio said that “a lot should happen” before the leaders’ meeting took place.
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