(Dan Tri) – Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky once again invited former US President Donald Trump to Ukraine to better understand the `peace plan` that Mr. Trump repeatedly mentioned.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky and former US President Donald Trump (Photo: Newsweek).
`Mr. Donald Trump, I invite you to come to Ukraine, to Kiev. If you can end the conflict within 24 hours, I think just coming is enough,` Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said in an interview with Britain’s Channel 4 News.
In addition, Mr. Zelensky called Mr. Trump’s plan to end the conflict in Ukraine `extremely dangerous.`
`He will make his own decisions, not only without Russia, but without both sides, without us. Because that means that if no one listens to his opinion, if his plan
Mr. Trump, the brightest presidential candidate of the US Republican Party, has repeatedly stated that he can end the Russia-Ukraine conflict within 24 hours if re-elected.
The way to resolve the conflict that Mr. Trump revealed was to talk to both Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Zelensky, forcing them to sit at the negotiating table.
According to observers, Mr. Trump’s intention is to force all parties to sit at the negotiating table, ending the long war of attrition that has caused Washington to lose aid.
Last November, Mr. Zelensky invited Mr. Trump to Ukraine to talk more clearly about the `peace plan` that the former White House owner mentioned and also to witness the situation in Ukraine with his own eyes, thereby realizing the plan.
However, Mr. Trump refused the invitation due to `conflict of interest` with the administration of current President Joe Biden.
Kiev officials have repeatedly stated clearly that they will never accept exchanging territory for peace nor accept a freeze in conflict.
Mr. Zelensky believes that the US will continue to provide aid to help Ukraine win against Russia on the battlefield.
President Biden on January 17 met with US congressional leaders to discuss the need to quickly pass a new aid package for Ukraine.