Vance Said He Expects Progress on Ukraine After Trump's Upcoming Meeting with Zelensky
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While Denmark is hopefully closing concrete agreements with Trump, the Ukrainian president will have to look far for real help. Zelensky is maintaining a diplomatic facade because he simply has no other choice, assesses security policy advisor Jacob Kaarsbo.
Ukraine's president Vladimir Zelensky arrived in New York on Monday, and today he is expected to meet US President Donald Trump, and the meeting is on schedule for both presidents and is scheduled for 13:15.
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The two presidents are scheduled to meet tomorrow. The main focus of the meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and his US counterpart Donald Trump will be on energy de-escalation. An informed source told RBC-Ukraine about this. “We don't expect breakthroughs yet, but the main focus is on energy de-escalation,” the source answered a question about expectations from the meeting. Earlier, an RBC-Ukraine source reported that the me…
Vance confirmed Trump and Zelensky's meeting in New York on September 22 or 23, <p>Jay Dee Vance confirmed Trump's plans to meet with Zelensky in New York. He expects progress, but called the war difficult for Settlement.</p>
The end of the war in Ukraine is only a matter of time, a statement made by Vice-President Jay de Vance of the United States. Vance described the conflict in Ukraine as the most difficult to resolve, but expressed confidence that the end of the war was only a matter of time.
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