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Trump, Zelensky meet for dangerous meeting

The Ukrainian president arrived early in the morning at one of the billionaire's New York properties, Trump Tower.

Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky began a very delicate meeting in New York on Friday, given the Republican candidate's repeated criticism of the massive American aid to Ukraine. At the end of it, Donald Trump pledged to "resolve" the war in Ukraine. "This war should never have happened, but we are going to resolve it," assured the Republican candidate in New York.

The Ukrainian president arrived early in the morning at one of the billionaire's properties, Trump Tower.


"We are going to have a constructive meeting today," said Donald Trump, praising his "very good relationship" with Volodymyr Zelensky, but also with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
"We agree that we must end the war in Ukraine," declared the Ukrainian president.

 On a trip to the United States since Sunday, he met the former American president, assured of the support of the current administration - but obviously worried about the future of aid to his country at war, in the event of Donald Trump's victory in the November 5 election.

The Republican candidate, who has made “America First” one of the main markers of his presidency, regularly denounces the colossal sums released by Washington for kyiv since 2022.

“Best salesman on the planet”

Just this week, the septuagenarian called Volodymyr Zelensky “the best salesman on the planet.” “Every time he comes to our country, he leaves with $60 billion,” he quipped.

Last week, the Ukrainian presidency said that Mr. Zelensky planned to meet with the former president during his visit to the United States his fourth since the start of the Russian invasion.

But that interview had been put on hold, according to the American press, because the Republican did not appreciate an interview given by the Ukrainian leader to the New Yorker magazine -- in which he said that the Republican candidate did not really know "how to stop this war."

Donald Trump has indeed repeatedly claimed that if re-elected, he would resolve the war between Russia and Ukraine “in 24 hours” – without ever explaining how.

"I think we can find an agreement that is good for both sides," he repeated again on Friday.

Biden and Harris support

The meeting between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky comes a day after the Ukrainian president visited Washington, where he met with President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, after a visit to the US Congress.

“Russia will not win,” Joe Biden assured when receiving him at the White House. In order to “help Ukraine win this war,” he had announced a little earlier an “increase in security assistance” – but without giving the green light hoped for by kyiv to fire long-range missiles manufactured in the United States towards Russia.

"This war can be won and a just peace can be concluded, but only with the United States," argued Volodymyr Zelensky, who came to present his "victory plan" aimed at ending the Russian invasion that began on February 24, 2022.

Surrender :

“My support for the Ukrainian people is unwavering,” Democratic White House candidate Kamala Harris reassured him during a separate meeting.
"There are people in my country who would like to force Ukraine to give up large portions of its sovereign territory, (...) these are offers of capitulation, which is dangerous and irresponsible," she added in an allusion to her Republican rival Donald Trump.

Moscow, whose troops have been advancing in recent months against kyiv's forces, claimed on Thursday the capture of Ukrainsk, a city in the Donetsk region in eastern Ukraine.

The conquest of Donbass, the Ukrainian industrial basin that includes the Donetsk region, is President Putin's "number one priority."