Trump Says Putin Has Power to Take Ukraine ‘If He Wants,’ Zelensky ‘Has No Cards’

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[Washington = Sakaguchi Yukihiro] US President Trump stated on the 21st that “the whole (Ukraine) can be obtained” if Russian President Vladimir Putin, who continues to invade Ukraine, wishes. It was decided that Ukrainian President Zelensky “does not have a card,” and questioned the significance of participating in cease-fire negotiations. I answered in an interview on Fox News Radio in the US. Regarding Mr. Zelensky, “I've been attending meeti…

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Trump Says Putin Has Power to Take Ukraine ‘If He Wants,’ Zelensky ‘Has No Cards’

Trump said that Russia could have already invaded all of Ukraine if Putin wanted, claiming Zelensky has no leverage or negotiation skills. He also said Ukraine is more ‘demolished’ than Gaza.

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‘He Has No Cards’: Trump Says Zelensky ‘Shouldn’t Be at Meetings’ with Russia, Implies Putin Could ‘Take the Whole Country’ if He Wanted

President Donald Trump lambasted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday, questioning the value of his presence in peace talks regarding the war in Ukraine. During an interview on Fox News Radio with Brian Kilmeade, Trump acknowledged that Russia had attacked Ukraine, but he suggested that both President Biden and Zelensky were partly to blame for failing to de-escalate the situation with Russia. “I’ve been watching for years, and I’ve …

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[Washington = Shiobara Nagahisa] In an interview with Fox News Radio broadcast on the 21st, US President Trump said that Russian President Putin "can take all of Ukraine if he wants." He defended Putin, saying that Russia "had no reason to attack."

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Trump encouraged Zelensky and Putin to work together towards a peace agreement.

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[Kyodo News, Washington] In a radio interview broadcast on the 21st, US President Trump did not acknowledge that President Putin was responsible for Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and said that if Putin wanted to, he "could occupy the whole of Ukraine."