Zelenskyy praises Trump: unity for peace in Ukraine demanded!

Zelenskyy praises Trump: unity for peace in Ukraine demanded!

Paris, Frankreich - The Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy praised Donald Trump in the highest tones! In a powerful appeal to the international community, he demands united efforts to end the war in Ukraine. After a meeting with Trump and the French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris at the weekend, Zelenskyy spoke of "very productive" conversations and thanked Trump's "strong determination" to end the conflict.

"We know that America can achieve extraordinary things - things that others have not succeeded," said Zelenskyy. "In order to end this war, we need unity - the unity of America, Europe and everyone who appreciates security." His words hallen: Only through determination can this war come to a fair end and secure permanent peace.

Trump: The dreaded leader

Zelenskyy emphasized that Putin "only fears him and maybe China". This statement underlines the importance of Trump in the geopolitical arena. "Only determination can end this war," continued the Ukrainian president. He is now calling for immediate measures to restore international order!

The concerns of Ukraine

The supporters of Ukraine are concerned that Trump's strategy may include the cessation of military aid for Kiev and the assignment of Ukrainian territory to Russia. "We are preparing for the worst when [Trump] stops all deliveries," warned Lieutenant General Ihor Romanenko, the former deputy head of the General Staff of the Ukrainian armed forces.

Trump has appointed Keith Kellogg, a former general, as his special envoy for the Russia Ukraine War. Kellogg has asked to put Ukraine's NATO membership on hold and to establish the US military aid in participating Kiev Kiev in peace talks with Moscow. In addition, he suggests that Russia be loosened by sanctions in exchange for a peace treaty.

Zelenskyy also commented on the reports of a possible reduction in the recruitment age. He rejected the suggestions and emphasized that the focus should be on the equipment of existing brigades and the training of the staff. "We must not compensate for the lack of equipment and training with the youth of the soldiers," he said. "The goal should be to save as many lives as possible, not to get weapons in camps."