The borders of 91 years or Armed Forces "go further": NYT estimated Trump's optimistic statement

Trump, who has previously called for quick negotiations, now speaks of the possibility of complete release of the occupied territories. President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky responded to Trump's statement with cautious optimism. "I'm a little surprised by the power of this statement," the Ukrainian leader said after meeting with Trump on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.

Zelensky emphasized the need to continue international support: "The 21st century is little different from the previous one: the people who seek peace must work on the weapon. The weapon decides who will survive. " Well -known Ukrainian commentator Ostap Yarysh said on Facebook: "Yesterday Trump's statement about Ukraine was certainly the most favorable of those we still heard. " However, he warned against hasty conclusions about changing the White House Strategy.

Member of the Ukrainian Parliament Mykola Knyazhitsky expressed a more skeptical position: "Nothing about the role of the United States, nothing about expanding military or economic assistance. " The Kremlin rejected Trump's statement through Dmitry Peskov's spokesman: "Russia is more associated with a bear, and there is no paper bears. " This response has become a rare recognition that Russia is being warming, not a "special military operation".

We will remind, the statement of Donald Trump on the support of Ukraine has caused various interpretations. Some experts see it the opportunity to change US policy, others - a tactical step without consequences. The Ukrainian authorities respond carefully, emphasizing the need for further international support. As reported by Focus, Zelensky explained that he had influenced the improvement of his relationship with Trump.