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The details of the agreement are important. The better the details are drafted, the better the result,
he added
Look, here's the bottom line, President Zelensky is going to sign that deal, and you will see that in the very short term ... that is good for Ukraine,
he saidThis is the presidency of peace. He's going to end the war in Europe. He is going to end the wars in the Middle East. He is going to reinvest the United States and our leadership in our own hemisphere, from the Arctic, to the border, to Panama, all the way down to our good friends in Argentina with President Milei ... and you know what? By the end of this all, we're going to have the Nobel Peace Prize sitting next to the name of Donald J Trump,
he saidThis figure appears to be based on a different calculation and definition of aid. It may also include categories that we do not track in our dataset."
When asked about the gap between these figures and Trump's $350 billion claim, UST project leader Taro Nishikawa told DW
There are many patriots among us - we're descendants of the Cossacks,
said "Alladin", who was training the troops
Maybe they decided something over there - but that's their opinion,
the 21-year-old, whose call sign means "spring", told Reuters at a training base in southeastern Ukraine
You can't be betrayed by a person you didn't expect anything from."
In any case, he had not placed high hopes in U.S. President Donald Trump standing up for Ukraine
We may have different opinions about Zelensky, but only Ukrainian citizens have the right to judge his support…And to publicly criticize him too, because, in the end, he is our elected leader."
Yaroslav Zhelezniak, a Ukrainian lawmaker from the opposition party Holos said
Yes, he's not a perfect president, but he's not a dictator…It feels like the whole world is against us."
Kateryna Karaush, a 25-year-old tech worker from Kyiv, saidWe have a president whom we support. During war, we are united."
Larysa, a 52-year-old from the city of Kharkiv, who refused to give her last name because of security concerns, saidThe idea that Zelensky is going to change the president's mind by badmouthing him in public media…everyone who knows the president will tell you that is an atrocious way to deal with this administration."
In an interview with the Daily Mail he saidZelensky is not going anywhere, at least not anytime soon. If anything, Trump's attack has made him more popular and made the Ukrainian opposition to rally behind him."
Eugene Finkel, a professor of international affairs at Johns Hopkins University, told Newsweek
Holding elections now would only benefit the Kremlin, further dividing Ukrainians and installing a new president who could sign a deal favorable to Moscow."
Volodymyr Ariev, a lawmaker from the opposition European Solidarity party, saidWhere does that take us? They are close allies of this country and the rest of the European nations, and therefore that means that we will almost certainly be in a state of war with Russia over that if they try to have a go at the Baltic states.”
Shirreff continued
I think the events of the last week have made the likelihood of war with Russia within the next three to five years much, much more likely.”
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I think this is wrong,
Peskov said, according to Russian news agencies
Zelensky and his intelligence chief Budanov have said a couple of times now, that they think that Russia is gearing up for another attack."
He saidWe know him, and this is the issue. So it's not about telling him how good Ukraine is and how it deserves his support. It doesn't make sense, because that's not how he thinks,
Kuleba said
[Putin] wants to avoid upsetting Donald Trump. That's his strategy. He does not want a deal. He does not want a strip of Ukrainian land. He does not want Ukrainian NATO. He wants no Ukraine. He wants Ukraine not to exist. And there should be no illusions about that,
Kuleba said
I affirmed Ukraine's willingness to achieve peace through strength and our vision for the necessary steps,
Sybiha said on social media platform X,