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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy rejected President Donald Trump’s claims that Russia rejected peace.
Zelenskyy did During the interview to ABC News, the host with Martha Raddatz with the ‘this week’. Although Putin wants the war to continue, although Ukraine still deals with ceasefire negotiations.
“According to all about the President Trump, I think it’s only in his personal opinion,” Zelenskyy said in connection with the appearance of Trump’s Putin. “I am better to trust me, the Russians, the Russians’ mentality and the Russians understand the Russians of Americans. I am sure that Putin does not want to stop the war.”
The Russian-Ukrainian war continued to rely on the analogy of Trump, which resembled two children in a park.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Putin did not intend to allow the war in Ukraine. (Getty Images)
“We do not play in the park with two boys, two children like two children. Thus not a child. rocket shocks.
“Therefore, we are not children in the children’s field. Putin is a killer who came to the park to kill children.”
Trump gave The German Prime Minister Friediedich Merz was analogy during the state visit of the Oval Office last week.
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US President Donald Trump and Germany’s Chancellor Friedrich Merz, June 5, 2025, meetings in the White House Oval Office in Washington. (Through Brendan Smialowski / AFP Getty pictures)
“Sometimes you see that two young children are fighting crazy – they hate each other and fight each other in a park and do not pull them away from each other,” he said. “Sometimes you allow them to fight for a while and then pull them apart.”
Trump, last week, he liked Putin in his call with him, and said that the Kremlin’s chief “maybe you intend to continue to fight and suffer.”
Russian President Vladimir Putin is chairing the cabinet meeting at a video conference on Russia’s Moscow and Russia’s Novo-Ogaryovo State Residence. (Gavriil Grigorov, Sputnik, through the photo of the Kremlin pool)
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So far, Ukraine and Russia have been in peace talks in two rounds so far.
Fox News’ Brie Stimson contributed to this report.
