The US president told his Ukrainian counterpart that the United States could “possess” Ukrainian nuclear power stations and power stations, the White House said.
The United States will help Ukraine supply more anti -aircraft defense systems, a White House spokesman said yesterday, a few hours after a telephone conversation between Donald Trump and Ukrainian bond bond.
“President Zelenski has called for anti -aircraft defense systems and President Trump agreed to work with him to see what was available, especially in Europe,” said Caroline Levit, speaking in particular about Patriot systems and added that “the exchange of military information”.
The US president told his Ukrainian counterpart that the United States could “possess” Ukrainian nuclear power stations and power stations, the White House said.
“Occupation by the Americans of these stations will be the best protection and the best possible support for Ukrainian energy infrastructure,” Ms Livit said.
The White House has announced that it has moved beyond its previous negotiation agreement between the US and Ukraine on minerals and natural resources and that it focuses on peace between Ukraine and Russia.
Trump assured yesterday after talking with Vladimir Putin yesterday, Tuesday, and then with Volodimir Zelenski yesterday, that the difficult discussions on the ceasefire in Ukraine are “on the right track”.
The US president had a “fantastic” phone call with his Ukrainian counterpart, a White House spokesman said in a radical change of tone compared to the hostility with which Zelenski was recently accepted in Washington.
The latter wrote on the X platform for a “positive, very meaningful and sincere” conversation.
Reading a lengthy announcement issued by the Foreign Ministry and the White House, Caroline Levit insisted that Zelenski, who was accused of ignorance by some US officials, “thanked” Donald and Donald Trump.
“I just had a very good phone call with Ukrainian President Zelenski. It lasted about an hour. We’re on a good track,” Trump wrote on his Truth Social network.
Source: KYPE