Trump Says Putin and Zelensky Should Meet to Settle Ukraine Conflict
The US president said both leaders "want to make a deal" to end the war.
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US President Donald Trump said Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky should meet directly to settle the conflict in Ukraine, TASS reported.
Trump said he believes both leaders want to reach a deal, though he did not provide a timeline for when such a meeting might take place or specify what terms a settlement might involve.
The remarks come amid ongoing international efforts to broker an end to the war, with Trump repeatedly signaling interest in playing a mediating role between Moscow and Kyiv.
Sources
- Putin, Zelensky should meet to settle Ukraine conflict — Trump — TASS (Russia)
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