U.S. president Donald Trump and president of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenski did not scope an agreement on the continuation of the war in Ukraine after their 3rd gathering in Washington, D.C., said CNN station on October 18.
According to sources acquainted with the discussions on October 17, the gathering lasted for respective hours and was held in "an honest, though tense moment." The American leader was about to tell Zelensk that the United States would not hand over the far-reaching Tomahawk rockets, capable of destroying targets in deep Russian territory.
One of CNN's officials reported that Trump expressed his concerns that Kiev was “trying to escalate” and “extensify the conflict”, while he himself wants to avoid further losses from the coming hard winter.
At the end of the talks, Trump called for a ceasefire along the current front line on fact Social, stressing the request to “stop bloodshed”. "This is simply a substance of the realities of this conflict – besides many harm and besides many casualties," quotes CNN.
Another origin of the station added that in Trump's assessment both parties should "concerning" as the situation can only deteriorate.
After the meeting, Zelenski wrote on his social media that his results “could actually aid bring the war closer to an end”.
During a press conference after talks with Trump, the president of Ukraine pointed out that he agrees with the American leader on the request to end the war, adding, "We must halt where we are now."
Source: CNN
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