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Volodymyr Zelensky Says He Is Open To Peace Talks With Russia After Talking To Donald Trump Anonymous 07/20/24 (Sat) 14:36:42 e68606 No.392000

Volodymyr Zelensky Says He Is Open To Peace Talks With Russia After Talking To Donald Trump

Former President Trump vowed to “bring peace” after he spoke on the phone with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday.

“President Zelenskyy of Ukraine and I had a very good phone call earlier today. He congratulated me on a very successful Republican National Convention and becoming the Republican nominee for President of the United States,” Trump posted to his Truth Social site.

Trump said Zelensky condemned the “heinous” assassination attempt against the former president last Saturday and remarked about the American people coming together in unity.

Trump said that it was a “very good call” and that he will work to negotiate a peace deal between Moscow and Kyiv. A person close to Zelenskyy who requested anonymity to discuss the private conversation said it went “exceedingly well” and that Trump pledged to “achieve a just peace in Ukraine” if he wins back the White House.

“I appreciate President Zelenskyy for reaching out because I, as your next President of the United States, will bring peace to the world and end the war that has cost so many lives and devastated countless innocent families,” Trump wrote. “Both sides will be able to come together and negotiate a deal that ends the violence and paves a path forward to prosperity.”

Zelensky said he agreed with Trump to discuss “at a personal meeting what steps can make peace fair and truly lasting.”

The call marks a turning point for Trump and Zelensky. Russia invaded Ukraine in Feb. 2022, a year after Joe Biden took office, over heated disputes of continued, and unwarranted, militant NATO expansion.

https://thehill.com/policy/international/4783075-trump-vows-peace-call-zelensky/

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Anonymous 07/20/24 (Sat) 14:38:36 e68606 No.392001

Neo-cons like Biden, Bolton and Cheney are seething at this lol.

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Anonymous 07/21/24 (Sun) 04:17:19 b5d051 No.392026

Good boy posting

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Anonymous 07/21/24 (Sun) 15:50:46 582e35 No.392033

Good. The wars should come to an end. It does not do any good for anyone to continue, it only leads to more death and destruction. War mongering politicians who support the war should be forced to fight their wars, back their words by their own actions. Of-course that will never happen.

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Anonymous 07/21/24 (Sun) 20:31:32 000000 No.392037

You need to understand what "peace negotiations" means for Russia and for Ukraine.

For Russia it means: "give us time to regroup, replenish our stocks, and we'll try to take Kyiv again".

For Ukraine it means: "we'll ask Russia to retreat to the 1991 borders, if they don't, we will keep fighting".

Those are peace negotiations. Of course, there is no way they'll reach an agreement.

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Anonymous 07/21/24 (Sun) 21:17:58 582e35 No.392039

>>392037

Russia wants the Donbass region from becoming a militarized zone near their border, and for Ukraine to cease all talks of joining NATO by a peace treaty.

Ukraine wants all occupied land back including Donbass regions, reparations for the cost of war and damage to infrastructure, release of all war prisoners, a special tribunal to prosecute Russian military officials and Putin, and building security architecture with NATO as a peace agreement.

This will be a difficult, I'm sure. It won't be able to be done under the current Biden administration. I think Trump's administration can get both Ukraine and Russia to negotiate some rational and reasonable stipulations. Certainly some are not very reasonable, others are and can be hashed out.

I would certainly think that Russia and Ukraine could develop a plan to share the Donbass region, as a non-militarized zone with both countries able to surveillance and police activity there. I think Russia should consider some form of reparations to help repair all the damages done during this war, and in exchange Ukraine promise never to join NATO or have anything to do with military agreements with the West.

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Anonymous 07/22/24 (Mon) 10:43:17 2dc9e4 No.392043

>>392039

I don’t understand why the Donbass should be a shared region between Russia and Ukraine. Would you like Alaska to be a shared region between the US and Russia?

I don’t understand either why Russia can dictate which organizations can Ukraine belong to. I was under the impression that Ukraine was a free country, and that Ukrainians were free to choose. It seems Russia has a say on what Ukrainians can or can’t do. Would you like Russia to dictate what the US does or doesn’t do?

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