"Its lost many years ago": Trump criticized Zelensky's refusal to recognize the occupation of Crimea

Trump condemned Vladimir Zelensky's words that Ukraine does not legally recognize the occupation of Crimea published by The Wall Street Journal. He called this position "very harmful" for peaceful negotiations with the Russian Federation and stated that Crimea was "lost many years ago under the auspices of the 44th President of the United States Barack Obama" and the peninsula more "is not the subject of discussion.

" "No one asks Zelensky to recognize Crimea in Russia, but if he wants Crimea, why he was not fought for him eleven years ago, when he was handed over to Russia without any shot? For many years before Obama's transfer in the area, the main Russian base of submarines was also located in the area," Trump said. The US president accused Vladimir Zelensky of "incendiary statements" that complicate the way to the end of the war.

"He has nothing to brag about! The situation for Ukraine is terrible-he can have peace or he can fight for another three years before losing the whole country. I have nothing to do with Russia, but I have a great deal of desire to save five thousand Russian and Ukrainian soldiers a week, who will be killed by no. Said the American leader. He added that the agreement, in his opinion, could be concluded soon, and its signing depends on "a person who has no cards for the game.

" "I look forward to helping Ukraine and Russia to get out of this complete disorder that would never start if I was president!" Donald Trump wrote. On April 23, the Ukrainian delegation at London was to meet with European leaders to reach peace in Ukraine.

The head of the Presidential Office Andriy Yermak, after arriving in the UK capital with the Minister of Defense Rustem Umerov and Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga, reported that the meeting would discuss the achievements of a complete and unconditional cease ceasefire. Bloomberg with reference to the words of the US Vice -President Jay Die Wans wrote that the White House was offering Ukraine to freeze the conflict and abandon certain territories.