Zelensky rejected Trump’s claim about the 24-hour end of the war in Ukraine

Report Mehr News Agency quoted by Sputnik, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky rejected Trump’s words about stopping the war in Ukraine and said: Trump cannot stop the conflict within 24 hours.

According to Zelensky, Trump’s claim about stopping the war in Ukraine in 24 or 48 hours is not close to reality and this claim cannot be implemented in practice.

Previously, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky invited former US President Donald Trump to visit Ukraine and personally see that unlike His claims are not able to end the war between Ukraine and Russia within 24 hours.

Zelensky said: Trump said that he can successfully end the war in about 24 hours. US President Joe Biden has been here and I think he found out details that can only be understood by being here; So I invite Trump here.

He added: “If Trump can come here, I need only 24 minutes, yes, only 24 minutes and no more, to explain to Trump that he can This is not war management. Trump cannot bring peace and the reason is Putin (President of Russia).

Trump is now considered the main choice of his party among the candidates of the Republican Party for next year’s presidential election. While Biden has pledged to send military aid to Ukraine “as long as it takes”, Trump has warned that this policy puts the US at risk of entering “World War III with a nuclear Russia”.

Trump has repeatedly pledged that if he wins the 2024 election, he will make peace between Moscow and Kiev within 24 hours.

In September, the former US president said, without providing details on how to make peace between Russia and Ukraine, that “I will bring Putin and Zelensky into a room. Then I’ll seal the deal”; In his explanation, he claimed that “if he tells the details of the agreement, he will no longer have a trump card in his hand!”

According to a series of recent reports, Zelensky is one of the few Ukrainian officials who believes that Kiev is capable of winning on the battlefield against Russia. One of Zelensky’s advisers said earlier that Zelensky’s belief in the victory of Ukraine is “fantasy” and Valery Zalogeny, the commander-in-chief of the country’s army, at the same time as Zelensky promised to launch counter-attacks in Kiev in the summer (which, of course, was postponed to autumn and then winter) The Economist said that “profound and extraordinary progress will not be made.”

According to the latest Russian figures, Ukraine has lost more than 90,000 soldiers since the beginning of this country’s fruitless counterattacks against Russia.

At the same time as “analyzing the departure of Ukrainian forces and massive casualties”, N. BC recently wrote in a report that Western officials have entered behind-the-scenes talks with Kiev about Ukraine’s possible entry into peace talks with Russia.