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Donald Trump Volodymyr Zelensky Meet News: Ukraine can neither withdraw Crimea, nor NATO Member … Donald Trump has created a tussle just before the meeting with Gelnsky.

Actually, Donald Trump is constantly putting pressure on Ukraine to end the war. Donald Trump pressurized Jailonsky to end the war in Ukraine after giving an example of Russian occupation of Crimea in 2014 under the Obama administration after a conversation with Putin. He asked Jailonsky to accept the peace agreement and said that he can end the war or continue the fight. However, he dismissed the possibility of Ukraine being included in the Nats.
Donald Trump said on social media platform Truth Social that under the Obama administration, in 2014, the Russian occupation of Crimea was done. He said, ‘The President of Ukraine, Zelancesi, can end the war with Russia almost immediately, or can continue the fight. Remember how it started. Crimea will not get back and Ukraine will not be included in NATO. Some things never change.
In fact, Donald Trump is going to host a meeting of Jailonsky and European leaders in Washington on Monday i.e. on Monday. US President Trump met Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska last week. After negotiations, he called upon Jailonsci to compromise to ensure permanent peace in Ukraine. T
Earlier on Friday, Trump said that Ukraine should compromise to end the war as Russia is a great power and they are not. He also told Jailonsky about Putin’s proposal that most of the fronts would stop if Ukraine leaves the entire part of Donnetsk. However, Jailonsky rejected the proposal.

Shankar Pandit Has More Than 10 years of Experience in Journalism. Before News18 (Network18 Group), He Had Worked With Hindustan Times (Live Hindustan), NDTV, India News Aand Scoop What. Currently He Handle Ho …Read more
Shankar Pandit Has More Than 10 years of Experience in Journalism. Before News18 (Network18 Group), He Had Worked With Hindustan Times (Live Hindustan), NDTV, India News Aand Scoop What. Currently He Handle Ho … Read more