Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski underlines Russia's continuing attacks during negotiations between Trump and Putin.
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In a Telegram post, Zelenski condemned the Russian attacks on the day Donald Trump heads to Alaska for talks with Vladimir Putin. He reported attacks in the regions of Sumy, Dnipro, Zaporozhe, Herson and Donetsk, emphasizing that the war continues because of Moscow's inaction to end it. His message highlights the contradiction between diplomatic negotiations and the continuing violence on the ground.
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În ziua întâlnirii lui Trump cu Putin, loviturile ruse în Ucraina continuă / Zelenski: În ziua negocierilor, ei continuă să ucidă. Și acest lucru spune multe
Zelenski, avertizare înainte de summitul dintre SUA și Rusia: "Nu există niciun semnal că Moscova se pregătește să pună capăt războiului"
„Niciun indiciu că se pregătește să pună capăt acestui război”. Zelenski acuză că Rusia continuă să atace Ucraina înaintea summitului Trump-Putin
Zelenski: "În ziua negocierilor, rușii continuă să ucidă - iar asta spune multe" - VIDEO
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