'We are neither salad nor compote on Putin's menu': Zelensky commented on Russia's demands regarding mobilization and armaments.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky supported the proposal to cease strikes on the energy infrastructure, but stressed that this should be a reciprocal step, and it is necessary to react to Russia's aggression. He also warned about the possibility of new offensive actions by Russia, which could become part of the Kremlin's strategy. The president condemns Putin's demands to stop mobilization and US assistance, calling it an attempt to undermine the Ukrainian army. Zelensky also cites statistics from the latest Russian attacks on Ukraine and emphasizes that any agreements should be made with Ukraine's participation. The president expects a conversation with Trump to discuss the details of his negotiations with Putin and to define a common position.
Context
US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin had a phone conversation during which they agreed to cease strikes on energy and infrastructure facilities. However, according to media reports, Putin only agreed to a temporary cessation of strikes, shortly before the US proposed it and supported Ukraine. The exchange of prisoners with Russia continues.
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