Зеленский после получасовой встречи с Трампом в Париже рассказал, что речь шла о мире.
«Общались о наших людях, ситуации на поле боя и справедливом мире для Украины. Мы все хотим завершить эту войну как можно быстрее и справедливее», - сообщил президент.
Он заявил, что «Трамп, как всегда, настроен решительно» и что договорились работать дальше.
Зеленский после получасовой встречи с Трампом в Париже рассказал, что речь шла о мире.
«Общались о наших людях, ситуации на поле боя и справедливом мире для Украины. Мы все хотим завершить эту войну как можно быстрее и справедливее», - сообщил президент.
Он заявил, что «Трамп, как всегда, настроен решительно» и что договорились работать дальше.
BY Политика Страны
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