Trump Zelinski is scheduled to meet Ukraine after “successful” talks with Putin Russia-Ukraine, news war

Ukrainian President Foludmir Zelinski will meet US President Donald Trump on Monday in Washington to discuss the end of more than three years in Ukraine, hours after Trump Speaking with Russian President Vladimir Putin In Alaska it ended without a tangible deal.

In a post on the social truth platform after phone conversations with European Union leaders and NATO leaders, Trump said that the talks with Putin were “going well”.

“This has been determined by the best way to end the terrible war between Russia and Ukraine is to go directly to a peace agreement, which will end the war, not just a ceasefire agreement, which often does not stand up.”

Analysts say that the Trump Stadium of the Peace Agreement has not been announced any deal in the Alaska talks. Before the meeting, Trump threatened Moscow to agree to the ceasefire.

Osama bin Jafid of the island, who was reported by Moscow, said there was an atmosphere of success in Moscow.

“Trump’s comments about the need for a greater peace agreement are in line with what Putin says in the past few months,” said Trump’s statements about the need for a greater peace agreement that is in line with what Putin says in the past few months. “

The Ukrainian leader and his European allies, who were seeking a ceasefire, welcomed Trump’s talks on Saturday, but stressed the need for a security guarantee for Kiev.

Zelinski, who was He was exposed to the audience by Trump and his officials During his last meeting of the Oval Office, he said: “I am grateful for the call.” The Ukrainian leader said he had a “long and objective conversation with Trump.”

The Ukrainian leader said: “In my conversation with President Trump, I said that the sanctions should be tightened if there is no triple meeting or if Russia escapes from the end of the war.”

He said that Ukraine needs a real long -term peace and not “just another pause” between Russian invasions.

“Security must be guaranteed reliably and in the long run, with the participation of Europe and the United States,” said at X, following his call with European leaders:

Zelenskiy emphasized that regional issues can only be determined with Ukraine.

Triple meeting

In his first public comment after Alaska talks, Zelenskyy said he supported Trump’s proposal to hold a triple meeting between Ukraine, the United States and Russia, adding that Kiev was “ready for constructive cooperation.”

“Ukraine reaffirms its willingness to work with the utmost effort to achieve peace,” the Ukrainian President posted X.

But Putin’s Foreign Affairs Adviser, Yuri Ushakov, said on Russian government television on Saturday that a possible tripartite meeting between Trump, Putin and Zelinski did not arouse during US discussions in Russia.

“The issue has not yet been touched,” said Ushakov, according to Russian government news agency RIA Novosti.

Trump released the red carpet on Friday to Putin, who was in the United States for the first time in a decade, but he gave few concrete details after that.

Trump said in Alaska that “there is no deal until there is a deal,” after Putin claimed that the two leaders had taken a “understanding” on Ukraine and warned Europe against “activating the emerging progress.”

Charles Stroford of Al -Jazeera, who was reported to Kiev, said that Trump has been criticized by the American media for the meeting in Alaska.

He said: “They are concerned about what was described more than a reconciliation tone by Trump towards Putin, without getting out of this meeting until a ceasefire.”

Strips said that the eyes are now on the meeting in Washington, while Zelinski and Trump are trying to hold a triple meeting with Putin.

“If everything succeeds, we will set a meeting with President Putin,” the US President said.

During an interview with Fox News after the talks, Trump insisted that moving forward may be on Zelenskyy to “accomplish it”, but he said that there will also be some participation from European countries.

Meanwhile, many European leaders jointly pledged to continue to support Ukraine and maintain pressure on Russia until the war in Ukraine ends.

Europe’s position

In a statement, European Union leaders, including the French President and German advisor, identified the main points in stopping the conflict.

They said: “Ukraine must have iron security guarantees to defend its sovereignty and regional safety effectively.”

The statement said that Russia could not have a veto against Ukraine’s path to the European Union and NATO. “It will be up to Ukraine to make decisions on its territory. The international borders should not be changed by force.”

Hashem Ahlbara from the island, who is from Brussels, said that reaching the ceasefire in Ukraine is the priority of European leaders.

He said: “They believe that there should be an immediate ceasefire before reaching a comprehensive deal on the future of Ukraine.”

“Then they seek to provide security guarantees by deploying their own forces to ensure that the Russians will not violate the conditions of this agreement,” our correspondent stressed, adding that European countries reject the idea of changing the borders by force.