The Ukrainian President VolodyMyr Zensky appeared on the special report from FOX News, organized by Bret Baier, after his meeting with President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the General Meeting of the United Nations.
Baier asked Zensky about whether he would accept territorial losses, since President Donald Trump had declared a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine inevitably involved in Ukraine “to lose some areas”.
He pressed Zensky on what he might be willing to make. The news comes to the fore while Russia issues the response of five words to Trump’s Ukraine war threat.
“Today we had a good conversation with President Trump and I think he understands today that we cannot just exchange areas,” Zensky replied.
“It’s not fair,” he added, the expression told us.
“I think it’s not about areas. It’s about Putin’s position. He will continue, it will give him more than he really wants.”
Zensky argued that stopping the conflict should limit Putin’s ambitions.
“To change his position in this war.”
After Tuesday’s meeting with Zensky, Trump told his conviction that Ukraine could prevail in the conflict and recover all lost territory.
These comments represent a deviation from his previous position that Zensky “does not have the cards”, who claim that that time was preferred to Russia and that Moscow prevailed in the war.
He had also printed Zensky to give the territory to Russia to protect an agreement that ends the four -year conflict.
“After it has got to know the military and economic situation of Ukraine/Russia and to have fully understood and caused Russia after seeing the economic problems, I think Ukraine, with the support of the European Union, is able to fight and to recover the whole of Ukraine in its original form,” Postsky Trump.
During his hourly speech at the UN general meeting on Tuesday, Trump focused on the Russian leader Vladimir Putin for his “bad leadership”, thereby spent new threats of “powerful rates” against Moscow.
He criticized the Russian war in Ukraine and stated that it “looked bad” because it was “supposed to be a bit of skirmishes”.
“It shows you what leadership is, what bad leadership can do with a country. The only question is now how many lives will be unnecessarily lost on both sides,” he continued and claimed that Russian troops killed between 5,000 and 7,000 young soldiers every week “on both sides”.
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