Volodimir Zelenski said Ukraine will not accept ceding territory to the Russian occupier, stressing that any decision without its involvement is contrary to peace. His comments come ahead of a meeting between Trump and Putin, where they discussed a possible swap of territories. Zelensky rejected these ideas, saying the solution to the territorial issue is in Ukraine's constitution and that Ukraine is ready for decisions that can bring peace. Russia called for ceding occupied regions and renouncing NATO aspirations.
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Zelenski insistă că Ucraina nu va ceda teritorii Rusiei, după anunțul stabilirii întâlnirii dintre Trump și Putin - Economica.net
Președintele Zelenski insistă, înaintea summitului Trump-Putin: Ucraina nu va ceda teritorii Rusiei
Preşedintele Zelenski insistă că Ucraina nu va ceda teritorii Rusiei
Mesajul tăios al lui Zelenski, după propunerea lui Trump pentru "schimb de teritorii": "Ucrainenii nu își vor abandona pământul"
Zelenski respinge sugestia lui Donald Trump că un acord de pace cu Rusia să implice „un schimb de teritorii”, insistând că ucrainenii „nu îşi vor dărui pământul ocupantului”
Trump anunță un posibil „schimb de teritorii” între Ucraina și Rusia. Zelenski: „Nu vom ceda ocupantului”.
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