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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