"I don't want to say": Trump speaks about Ukraine's territories

US President Donald Trump met with Volodymyr Zelensky at the UN General Assembly, discussing ways to end the war. Trump stated there are two scenarios, one of which could be "very bad" and the other could lead to "greatness." He refused to disclose details of a possible territorial agreement, saying, "I don't want to say." Trump also hinted at another meeting with Putin.

US President Donald Trump met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. The main topic of the talks was possible ways to end the war and continued US support for Ukraine. Trump stated that there are currently two possible scenarios for ending the war. According to him, one could be very bad, while the other could lead the countries to "greatness." However, the American president did not disclose specific details of a possible agreement. Separately, Trump addressed the territorial issue. He noted that, in his opinion, Ukraine and Russia will eventually be able to reach an agreement, but he did not want to specify what it would be. "I don't want to say what exactly this agreement will be," the US president said. Speaking about Zelensky, Trump emphasized that he has good relations with the Ukrainian leader. According to him, they are jointly trying to find a solution to end the war. Zelensky himself, as Trump noted, hopes to end the war before winter with US support. The American president also stated that both Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky want an end to hostilities. According to him, too many people are dying, so it is time to end the war. During the meeting, Trump also touched on the consequences of strikes on Russian infrastructure. He noted that the attacks affected the cost of diesel fuel and created a serious problem for Russia. Additionally, Trump hinted at another meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. "We already had a meeting in Alaska. I think we will have another one," he said. At the same time, Trump did not give a clear answer to a direct question about possible new "hellish sanctions" against Russia. However, he confirmed that he intends to discuss with Zelensky the supply of missiles for Patriot systems to Ukraine.