(DR) Presidency of Ukraine
Volodymyr Zelenskyy Com donald Trump
Alongside Friedrich Merz, Trump compared the war in Ukraine to a fight between two young children who hate each other.
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, He declared on Thursday that it may be better to leave Ukraine and Russia “fight for a while” before separating them and seeking to achieve peace.
At a meeting in the Oval Room in the White House with German Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, Trump compared the – that Russia invaded in early 2022 – a fight between two young children who hate each other.
“Sometimes, It is better to let them fight for a while and then separate them”, disse Trump.
He added that he had transmitted this analogy to the Russian President, Vladimir Putin, in the telephone they kept on Wednesday.
The US head of state left the threat of sanctions, stating that they can be imposed on both Russia as Ukraine.
“The moment I see that it won’t stop (the war), We will be very, very hard”, disse Trump.
Donald Trump also said today in the oval room that asked Putin not to answer ‘Drone’ (unnamed aircraft) made by Ukraine last weekend to several Russian strategic aerodromes.
“These [a Vladimir Putin]: ‘Don’t do it. You should not do so. Must stop ‘. But, once again, There is a lot of hatred [entre a Ucrânia e a Rússia]”Said the US President during the German Chancellor’s visit to the White House.
Ukraine has reached Russian military aircraft in several aerodromes last weekend, thousands of kilometers from the country’s borders in a complex operation of explosive drones.
The president of Russia told the US President that the Russia “will have to ripine” this attack, and with “very vehemence”Trump revealed the day before.
Negotiations between the two parts were completely blocked since the spring of 2022, with Moscow to continue to demand that Ukraine accepts the annexation of a part of its territory.
Before returning to the White House for a second presidential term, Trump defended the immediate end of the war in Ukraine, asserting that he would achieve it in 24 hours, but was not successful to date.
Ukraine calls for solid safety guarantees to its allies to prevent Moscow from attacking again, while Russia wants a “demilitarized” Ukraine and that delivered the territories that Russia claims to have attached, which Kiev considers unacceptable.
However, Moscow and Kiev have already held this year in Istanbul, Turkey, two direct negotiation rounds, the first since 2022.
