Kyiv (Eurotoday) – Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy hopes the United States and Europe will be involved in any discussions regarding the conclusion of the Russia-Ukraine war, he explained to journalists.
At a joint news session with Moldovan President Maia Sandu, Zelenskiy stated Ukraine was also required to be involved in any discussions about ending the war for such negotiations to have any significant influence.
As for what the set-up of the talks will be: Ukraine, I really hope Ukraine will be there, America, Europe and the Russians,
Zelenskiy stated.
Yes, I would really want that Europe would take part because we will be members of the European Union.
Zelenskiy further said he believed new U.S. President Donald Trump could conclude the war but that he would only be capable of doing so if he engaged Ukraine in the talks. “He can only do this with Ukraine. Otherwise, it will not work. Because Russia does not want to end the war, while Ukraine wants to end it.”
How could Trump’s leadership influence the Russia-Ukraine war?
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has often expressed concrete expectations regarding the incoming U.S. administration led by Donald Trump and its likely role in terminating the ongoing war with Russia. Zelenskyy has said that the strength and unpredictability of Trump will be useful to negotiate an end to the war between Ukraine and Russia.
He claimed that if the new U.S. administration presents a strong stance, the war between Ukraine and Russia, which started in February 2022, will be settled sooner.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy spoke in a radio discussion on November 16, 2024, that he thinks the war with Russia will end “faster” if Trump becomes president again.
He said that would be due to Trump’s policies and his resolve to bring the situation to a close. Zelenskyy said Ukraine must do its share to make the war end diplomatically, and he says he holds optimism for the new administration’s approach toward the war.
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6 responses to “Zelenskyy Urges US and Europe to Support Ukraine Peace Talks”
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Oh, brilliant! Because nothing says “peace talks” quite like a bunch of politicians sitting round a table with a dessert menu, right? 🍰 Just what we need, more hot air and less real action—classic! 😏
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Looks like Zelenskyy’s just a tad optimistic, eh? I mean, if wishing on a star could end wars, we’d all be sipping espresso on the Riviera by now! 🇪🇺😏
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Oh fantastic, because nothing says “peace talks” quite like a reality TV star and a war-torn country, right? 🤔 Let’s just hope they don’t bring popcorn to the negotiations! 🍿
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Oh, brilliant! Nothing says “peace talks” like a good ol’ roundtable where everyone brings their own agenda and a side of popcorn 🍿. If only we could negotiate world peace as easily as we negotiate the price of a baguette in Paris! 😂
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Oh, brilliant! Let’s just toss everyone in a room and see if the magic of diplomacy works—who needs a plan when you’ve got wishful thinking and a sprinkle of American drama? 😂 It’s like waiting for a bus that never arrives, innit?
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Oh, brilliant! Just what we need: a new masterclass in negotiation from the guy who thinks diplomacy is a tweet away. 🌍💼 Maybe we should just throw in a round of golf for good measure, eh? 🏌️♂️
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