There Must Be an Agreement: Trump Commented on Possible Concessions by Zelensky to Putin.
U.S. President Donald Trump condemned the Biden administration's decision to allow Ukraine to conduct long-range strikes on Russia. He made this statement during a speech in the state of Florida.
Trump also expressed his disappointment that Biden did not consult him before making such a decision. He pointed out that the administration made a mistake by allowing Ukraine to shoot 200 miles into Russia.
Furthermore, Trump stated that he did not invite Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to his inauguration, but he does not object to his presence if he wants to come.
The U.S. President also noted that during the war in Ukraine, some cities have been completely destroyed, and people cannot return to them.
When asked about possible concessions from Ukraine, Trump commented that Zelensky should prepare for an agreement, as a large number of people are dying as a result of the conflict. He also urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to reach an agreement.
Recall that Trump sees certain progress in ending the war in Ukraine.
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