Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the president of Ukraine, thanked the British leader and the people for their assistance and declared he was ready to sign the deal for Kyiv’s rare materials as” the first step toward security offers” the day after the televised spat with Donald Trump.
Zelenskyy stated in a lengthy thread on X that “it may be difficult without the US help.” However, we cannot lose our ability to control our citizens, our liberty, or our will. We need some explicit security guarantees from our friends in the US if we are to be rejected by NATO.
In front of TV monitors on Friday, Zelenskyy, Trump, and US vice president J D. Vance exchanged words, with Vance saying the Ukrainian president had no thanked him and Trump saying,” If we’re out, you’ll fight it out, and I don’t think it’s going to be pretty.”
Zelenskyy declined to apologize on Fox News and responded, “despite the hard dialogue, we remain proper partners.” However, we must be… strong with one another to fully comprehend our shared objectives.
Zelenskyy claimed that the minerals deal would provide security for his White House visit, which led to the fight. The Russian leader rushed to London on Saturday ahead of a summit that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and other European leaders are scheduled to hold on Sunday.
The metals contract will be the first stage toward security guarantees, according to the United States. However, it isn’t enough, and we need more than that. A peace without security guarantees poses a risk to Ukraine. We’ve been fighting for three ages, and Russian people need to know that America is with us,” he said.
Trump, who is spending the weekend in Florida, stated to the internet that Zelenskyy was “looking to go on and battle, fight, fight.” The Russian foreign ministry responded to the row by branding Zelenskyy’s trip to the US a” perfect political and diplomatic malfunction” for Kyiv.
Dmitry Medvedev, a former head of Russia, described Zelenskyy as” a suitable smack down in the Oval Office.” Zelensky referred to Russia as the “enemy,” adding that it is understandable that the US might seek to engage in dialogue with ( Russian president ) Putin. However, the US has always emphasized “peace through toughness.” Together, we may get decisive actions against Putin.”
