President Volodymyr Zelensky issued a petition to President Donald Trump to personally visit Ukraine and see the effects of the war.
Ukrainian President Zelensky appealed to President Donald Trump to visit Ukraine, claiming that figures like Vice President JD Vance, Trump’s envoy Keith Kellogg and Secretary of State Marco Rubio could not understand Ukraine without looking at the battlefield.
Asked if he would invite Trump to Ukraine, Zelensky said in a now-published interview recorded on Friday: “I’m happy. I’ve always wanted it so much.
Zelensky totally did not call Trump or his senior colleagues ignorant, but he still said that people who have never been to Ukraine could not understand what is going on there and why.
He continued, “I think you understand what’s going on here, OK, we respect your position… Everyone thinks they understand… But before any kind of decision, form of negotiation, you come to meet civilians, warriors, hospitals, churches, dead or dead, just walking, just going to see people.”
Conversation with CBS News ‘ 60 minutes President Zelensky also recalled his oval office bust-up in February, noting that he was particularly notable with Vice President JD Vance when the Ukrainian returned to CRTISICIS from Vice President. “Have you been to Ukraine?
Vance countered that foreign leaders visiting Ukraine were introducing the event’s “propaganda tours.” A few months later, this clearly remains a painful place for Zelensky, and he 60 minutes Interview: “This war is different.
“I’m in Ukraine and I understand what happened. But he doesn’t understand at all. He speaks in the same language as the Russians… we don’t prepare anything. [for a VIP visit]it’s not theatre, but the actors on the streets. We don’t do this, we don’t need it. You can go wherever you need in any city under attack. ”
Elsewhere in the broader debate, Zelensky said he felt “100% hatred towards Putin,” but even the Russian president, who killed Ukrainian children, supported the peace process, and warned that without American support, Ukraine would “suffer from the loss of many people and territory.”
