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Zelenskyy Urges Trump: Stay on Ukraine's Side Against Putin's War

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy (Courtesy: Reuters photo)

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Moneycontrol•24-02-2026, 10:58

Zelenskyy Urges Trump: Stay on Ukraine's Side Against Putin's War

•Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy appealed to Donald Trump to support Ukraine against Russia's aggression.
•Zelenskyy emphasized that Ukraine is fighting against 'one person' – Putin, whom he described as 'a war'.
•He stated that the US is too powerful to withdraw support for a democracy resisting Moscow's aggression.
•Zelenskyy acknowledged Ukrainian exhaustion but asserted that yielding to Putin's demands is not an option, as it would mean losing everything.
•He confirmed Ukraine is prepared to halt the war along existing front lines but will not withdraw from Kyiv-controlled parts of eastern Donetsk.

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