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Zelensky: Trump ‘Will be on Our Side’ and ‘He Will Support Ukraine’

Zelensky: Trump ‘Will be on Our Side’ and ‘He Will Support Ukraine’

“And really we had very productive, I think good meeting.”

Sorry to the left and media.

It sounds like Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and former President Donald Trump had a very productive meeting.

Zelensky seemed satisfied with the talk:

ZELENSKYY: “And really we had very productive, I think good meeting. It was very important for me because before I came to New York I said that I have to strengthen my country now, it’s very challenge you period. And we need the answers, that we need the answers from the United States because you are the leaders in support of the very beginning of the war and for me, it was very important to share our steps, steps in our plan of victory, what can really strengthen us to be strong on the battlefield. Even after battlefield, we understand. Even in any kind of future negotiation, Ukraine has to be strong. And that’s what about we spoke with Biden, Kamala Harris, Donald Trump, and Congress of the United States. I don’t know what will be after elections and who will be the president because your country, your people right, extremely right that they decide who will be the president, but I’ve got from Donald Trump very direct information that he will be on our side, that he will support Ukraine and there are so many–“

Trump met with Zelensky in New York after he met with VP Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden.

Afterwards, Trump praised Zelensky:

“We’re going to work very much with both parties to try and get this settled,” he said, claiming he could negotiate a peace deal even before he gets inaugurated Jan. 20.

Following the meeting, Zelensky expressed openness to the idea of the US leading negotiations, but stressed that Putin has to be pushed out of Ukraine.

“We need to do everything to pressure him to stop this war and he is on our territory,” he said. “That is the most important [thing] to understand.”

“US is the leader. US is the leader of support. US is the leader in the world. And of course we really value the support of the United States,” he added.

“And of course we understand that the United States can be the leader through any negotiation.”

Zelensky also invited Trump to come to Ukraine, to which the former president responded: “I will.”

Trump said he “learned a lot” from his meeting with Zelensky, but reiterated the war should never have “happened” and promised to “get it solved.”

“We want to have a fair deal for everyone,” Trump said, but repeated that it was too early to say what such a deal might look like.

Zelensky recently trashed Trump and VP candidate Sen. JD Vance in a New Yorker article.

He also visited an ammunitions factory in Pennsylvania where he signed artillery shells going to Ukraine.

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Comments

Best thing to do for all involved is to help them negotiate the best peace deal they can.

    mailman in reply to Ironclaw. | September 29, 2024 at 6:51 am

    And it will pretty much be where the stalemate started 2 years ago. Russian speaking areas (Donbas and Crimea) to Russia and everything else, including CIA black labs, to the Ukraine.

    Man, it’s like this COULD have been achieved 2 years ago. If only adults were actually in charge.

    Scratch that, had adults been in charge none of this would have happenes! This is what happens when a weak, feckless and ineffectual Democrat is in office.

    “Peace in our time!”

Two things that I’d like to see in a second Trump administration:

1) Resolve the war in the Ukrainian. Not one more cent in funding. Find out where all that money went and get as much back as possible. (I suspect a lot of it is in Fairfax, Prince George’s Counties, etc.)

2) Get the equipment back we left behind in Afghanistan. Give the Talban a month to arrange it otherwise we (fill in the blank).

    ttucker99 in reply to Peter Moss. | September 29, 2024 at 1:01 pm

    I would add one more to the list. Give Israel weapons, satellite intelligence, whatever it needs to finish off Hamas and Hezbollah. Put Lebanon back in the hands of the Lebanese people rather than Hezbollah.

We should support Ukraine in principle, just no more material support, and no more graft for our crooked politicians.

Z – You should be arrested as a material witness regarding multiple major corruption cases. Then tried for butchering your people in a pointless bid to protect those corrupt officials from exposure.

End the war.

hey dude .. news flash
Trump is on America’s side
and the gravy train with biscuit wheels is going to stop.
no more money laundry…

Z shoulda never listened to Tori Nuland

but it’s too late now

he coulda had a fair deal but now he’s gonna get a bad deal

I don’t really care what he does as long as it isn’t on our dime

Z is a worm

He’s destroyed his country, murdered his people.

This never needed to happen

    Sanddog in reply to gonzotx. | September 29, 2024 at 5:15 am

    You mean if he’d just given territory to Russia, all would be good? Putin went after Ukraine territories because Biden was elected, Biden is weak and Europe is on its knees. He knew he could get away with it.

      mailman in reply to Sanddog. | September 29, 2024 at 6:55 am

      Actually, had there been real leadership in the White House this wouldn’t have happened (and we know this to be true because Russia only expanded its borders during the time nutless ballsack and Biden where in the White House).

      However we are where we are but the reality is leftists cannot DEMAND an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and Lebanon while wanking themselves against a brick wall for never ending war in the Ukraine.

      REDACTED in reply to Sanddog. | September 29, 2024 at 7:00 am

      no, that is not what happened

      Ukraine had agreed to let the people of the disputed territories vote on their future

      but Ukraine, who were constantly screwing with the people of the territories, who mostly speak Russian and identify with Russia, reneged from the deal

      Kinda like when we went to war with Mexico over Texas

      If Z wants to fight a war with Russia, it’s OK with me

      I just want him to get his mitts out of our pockets

        Sanddog in reply to REDACTED. | September 29, 2024 at 12:11 pm

        You’re kidding, right? You sound like you’re parroting Putin talking points. You might want to look at a map and consider why Russia would be involved in all these “disputed territories” going back to the Russo-Georgian war.

          REDACTED in reply to Sanddog. | September 29, 2024 at 1:22 pm

          I’d rather sound like Putin than Dick Cheney

          we will not win a war fighting in Putin’s backyard

          henrybowman in reply to Sanddog. | September 29, 2024 at 11:08 pm

          You won’t do it by looking at a map. You’ll do it by going there and discovering that the Russian-speaking people who have actually lived there for generations consider themselves Russian rather than Ukrainian.

    Ukraine didn’t start the war. Putin started it and is the one responsible for trying to destroy Ukraine.

By the way

Look at these number so

In less than 4 years, Kamala has relocated almost 5% of the entire population of Haiti to the United States, and 6% of the populations of Honduras and Nicaragua.

These countries are so dangerous that the U.S. State Department has Travel Advisories warning Americans not to go there—yet Kamala is resettling them HERE…

    alaskabob in reply to gonzotx. | September 29, 2024 at 12:38 am

    How do you create the somewhat decent 3rd world nation…. degrade a 1st world nation. That only lasts a little while before it’s just another 3rd world nation.

Israel and Taiwan are more deserving than Ukraine.

    And the Kurds in Northern Iraq. These guys SHOULD be a case study of what a people can do with the will and determination to create their own functioning state against very real enemies not constrained by humanity.

    Hamas was in Gaza for nearly two decades and in spite of tens, if not hundreds, of billions of dollars in aid and limitless goodwill from the international commmunity they spent that money on killing Jews.

    Same in Lebanon. Instead of working to improve the wealth and health of the Lebanese people Hezbulah instead invested its time and effort in to killing Jews.

    It built its military infrastructure UNDER the feet of the Lebanese people on the understanding the Jews would not attack them. Well, the clock finally ran out for Hezbullah and now it can suffer the consequences of its actions and I’ll lot give a flying fuck.

    If the Communist Chinese invaded Taiwan, many of the people hating on Ukraine would side against Taiwan. They’d side against Israel if they though they could get away with the loss of voters who blindly support Israel for some Christian fundamentalist reason.

    It’s not about who is deserving. It’s about upholding agreements that were made in order to get Ukraine to give up the nukes stored in their country. We gave them security assurances in 1994 and reiterated them in 2009.

VDH reviews UKR policy.

https://victorhanson.com/geo-strategic-truths-california-goes-medieval-and-trump-sanctuary-city-policy/

We’ve not been read-in on policy; is the proxy war to take back Crimea and Donbas river basin territory? Zelenskyy just said it is. Silence from the Biden chickenhawks.

Hanson reverses the Cuban missile crisis and how the RUS broke the unwritten agreement all those years ago; backing proxy vs proxy is fair game, but arming proxy with missile threats to mainland America was not. And now Biden wants to install missiles to threaten the RUS motherland.

He goes on to sketch RUS reactions to motherland incursions beginning with Charles XII at Poltava. I’ve been banging that drum for years now.

Arm UKR to repel the Moscovy horde, but no more than necessary, and with specific goals.

The Poles, Balts and Finns know the score.

White paper at Archive.org:

Russian Strategic Culture by Professor Martti J. Kari