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Zelenskyy describes Ukraine's expectations of Republican administration in US

Monday, 15 July 2024, 14:18
Zelenskyy describes Ukraine's expectations of Republican administration in US
Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Photo: Ukraine's President's Office

Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the President of Ukraine, has stated that his government is ready to cooperate with any political force in the US, specifically the Republican Party in case it comes to power.

Source: Zelenskyy during the meeting with Ukrainian journalists in the city of Kyiv on 15 July, as reported by a correspondent of European Pravda

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has stated that his government is ready to cooperate with any political force in the US, specifically the Republican Party if it comes to power.

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Source: Zelenskyy during a meeting with Ukrainian journalists in the city of Kyiv on 15 July, as reported by a correspondent of European Pravda

Details: Zelenskyy said Kyiv would develop its relationship with the US regardless of the results of the forthcoming presidential elections and the composition of Congress.

"Regarding the way one of the presidential candidates, [Donald] Trump, envisions the end of the war: I understand it in general. I think that if Mr Trump becomes president, then we will work [together]. I’m not afraid of that," he stressed.

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Zelenskyy noted that various stances are to be found among the Republicans, including some that are "more right-wing, radical".

"But I want to say to you: the majority in the Republican Party support Ukraine and the Ukrainian people," he summed up.

Separately, Zelenskyy commented on the risk of losing US assistance if Trump is elected president, stating that the €40 billion aid package for 2025 adopted at the NATO Summit would not be revisited.

Background:

  • Former US president Donald Trump has boasted that he could end the war in Ukraine even before his inauguration in January.
  • Politico has reported that Trump’s team is said to be seriously considering the option of cutting a "deal with the Kremlin" to end the Russo-Ukrainian war, which would mean no NATO membership for Ukraine and Georgia and territorial concessions by Ukraine.

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