Zelensky’s desire to end the conflict, changes in US rhetoric, assessment of Moscow: Politics: World: Lenta.ru

Elected Leader USA Donald Trump stated that the Ukrainian president Vladimir Zelensky wants a ceasefire and is ready to conclude a peace agreement with Russia. He called Zelensky’s desire “something new.”

The US leader himself believes that the time has come for Russian-Ukrainian negotiations. “He wants a ceasefire… He wants to make peace. We didn't discuss the details.” spoke out he is talking about a meeting with Zelensky and the president France Emmanuel Macronwhich happened over the weekend.

For now, indicated The 47th President of the United States, he is developing a concept for ending the “ridiculous conflict.”

Earlier, Trump called to stop the fire, but Zelensky refused

The day before, Trump also called to stop the fire, to which Zelensky repliedthat stopping it is impossible without guarantees that it will not be reignited.

At the same time, the elected leader of the United States stated that he could not completely guarantee the end of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. According to him wordshe will do everything in his power for this.

In addition, he emphasized that after his inauguration on January 20 Kyiv you shouldn't expect military help from US administration to the extent that it was provided previously – under the command of the current leader Joe Biden.

Russia spoke out about Trump's policy on Ukraine

Russia appreciated Trump's latest statements on Ukraine. Member Federation Council Alexey Pushkov indicatedthat the politician begins to concretize his foreign policy program. According to him, many American departments are concerned about Trump’s statements, but “real policy is often at odds with the talk.”

“The House of Representatives, almost the entire Senate, State DepartmentMinistry of Defense, NSS apparatus, CIA and other US intelligence agencies are horrified by some of his statements,” Pushkov wrote.

The senator reasoned that the new US president will not be able to replace all representatives of the “deep state” in his government, but his authority is still strong enough to change US policy towards Ukraine.

Trump's words called propaganda

According to the expert Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation Denis Denisovthe statements of the elected American president can still be called propaganda, since these are just unsubstantiated words.

“Actually, there are no plans yet. Therefore, now all statements are so far sloganeering, propaganda statements that do not indicate that the parties, the countries have specific plans and specific proposals regarding the resolution of the conflict,” commented Specialist of Trump's statement on Ukraine to Channel 5.

He also noted that there is no information indicating that Kyiv would really like to agree to a truce with Moscow – No.