The Russian dictator said Ukraine’s security guarantee was “certainly assured.”
Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin, after a meeting with Donald Trump, said he would not start a war against Ukraine if Donald Trump was the president of the United States in 2022. This statement was sent by the Broadcast of the press conference of the United States and Russia.
“I remember that in 2022 I tried to convince my former American colleague (we’re talking about Joe Bayden – Ed.) That you don’t have to take the situation, after which serious consequences in the form of military operations can start … Now we hear how President Trump said that if he was president, there was no war. I think it would happen. I confirmed it,” Putin said. “
The Russian dictator said the issue of war became one of the key to a meeting in Alaska. He noted that Trump sought to understand the causes of the conflict in Ukrainian. During the speech, Putin described the Ukrainians as “fraternal people.”
Continuing his performance, he emphasized Russia’s interest at the end of the war, but added that for this it was necessary to eliminate all the causes of the crisis.
At the same time, the Russian leader reiterated that Ukraine’s security guarantee is “certainly assured”. He also made sure to work in this direction.
“I want to expect that the understanding we have achieved will give us to approach the goal and open the way to the world in Ukraine. We hope that in the Kyiv and European capitals they will see it well and will not prevent it,” Putin said.
Remember that the meeting between Trump and the Russian dictator took place in three -three -three format and lasted for about three hours.
Then, US president Donald Trump, after completing the summit with Vladimir Putin, conducted phone talks with the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky and the leaders of European countries.
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