Volodymyr Zelensky, the President of Ukraine, used geographical maps to clearly explain the real scale of Russian occupation of Ukrainian territories for partners.
Zelensky said this during a briefing after a meeting in the White House.
According to Zelensky, it was a “really warm, good, significant conversation”, but he “a little” devoted himself to the percentage of occupied territories. Zelensky noted that this was a long conversation, and during this discussion he used geographical maps.
It is very important to understand that some parts of our country, for example, part of the East and Crimea, were busy not because one army presses on the other, but the other steps back, but because there were no mass battles such as in the Crimea, ”Zelensky emphasized.
Therefore, it cannot be said that for such a term such a majority is busy because the Russians have a strong army, ”he added.
Zelensky emphasized the importance of representing objective figures, because they give an idea of the true correlation of the forces of both armies:
For example, there are clear numbers … that the Russians took a thousand days up to 1% of our territory. People think 20% or 18% – and up to 1%. This changes a little focus … The balance of what power is in the Russian army, which is located in Ukrainian.
Zelensky noted that for the first time he got the opportunity to talk in detail about such things with the US President and his team:
It seems to me that the president (Donald Trump – Ed.) He heard and saw it.
The question of the territory is the question that we will leave between me and Putin, ”added Zelensky, without indicating the details.
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