Russia is preparing to attack NATO states next year and Donald Trump has no plan to end the war in Ukraine, Volodymyr Zenskyw warned yesterday.
The Ukrainian leader led a return against the White House next to Sir Keir Starmer about concessions that the US president made as part of a proposed Peace deal in Ukraine-Russia.
His comments came after Mr Trump spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday for an hour and a half about the conflict, horror caused.
In a hair -raising warning, Mr Zelensky said that information reports suggest that Putin is preparing for war against NATO countries next year ', and that Russia, pending the conflict, is planning to use up to 150,000 troops in the neighboring white – Russia.
The country is closely related to Russia and can act as a launch platform for an invasion of nearby Baltic states or Poland.
On Wednesday the concessions, the American defense minister Pete Hegseeth effectively concluded from Ukraine who joins NATO and says that the US does not believe that NATO membership for Ukraine is a realistic outcome of a negotiated scheme with Russia.
He also told KYIV that his ambition to seize it by Russia, was “delusion”, and that an expectation to return to Ukraine boundaries from before 2014 would be 'unrealistic'.
Hegseeth, a former FOX News presenter who has no political experience, excluded the US that were part of or contributed to post-conflict-peace-peace and enforcers who could have enormous financial and military implications for Great Britain.
VolodyMyr Zensky led a return against the White House next to Sir Keir Starmer about concessions that the American president made as part of a proposed Peace deal in Ukraine-Russia
It turned out that Mr. Trump had spoken about the conflict with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday, with Horror,
Mr Zelensky said that information reports suggest that Putin is preparing for war against NATO countries next year '
Yesterday, after the British and European allies had supported Ukraine, Mr. Zensky said that what he had heard from Mr. Trump so far was “certainly not enough to form a peace plan.”
He also accused the US of 'varied' reports about the conflict – a reference to the comments of Mr. Hegseeth and the desperate struggle by American officials to 'walk back'.
Mr Zelensky told a security conference in Munich: 'We will recognize territories as Russian. We want to be in NATO, yes.
'We rely on NATO's security guarantees. I think this is the cheapest option for everyone. '
Sir Keir assured him yesterday that Ukraine was on 'an irreversible path' to NATO membership.
The prime minister was also unambiguous that there could be no peace talks without Ukraine and said that the support of the UK for the country remained 'concrete'.
A Downing Street spokesperson said: 'Ukraine needs strong security guarantees, further deadly help and a sovereign future.
“The Prime Minister repeated the use of the UK to Ukraine on the way to NATO, as agreed by allies on the Washington Summit last year.”
In an attempt to find common ground, the American vice-president JD Vance sat in Munich last night at Mr Zelensky in Munich
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer talks during a press conference at 10 Downing Street
Mr. Vance (photo) said in a conference speech that Mr. Trump was the 'new sheriff in the city'
Without the NATO membership and the support of European armies, Mr. Zensky suggested that Ukraine should compensate by doubling the size of his army to 1.5 million people.
He added: “We have a strong army that can make a stronger NATO everywhere.”
In an attempt to find common land, the American vice-president JD Vance sat in Munich last night at Mr. Zensky.
Their conversations came after Mr. Vance said in a conference speech that Mr. Trump was the “new sheriff in the city.”
However, he seemed to acknowledge yesterday that the US may have made mistakes about her strategy in peace talks.
Mr. VANCE said it was essential to 'retain the optionality' for the negotiator that Mr Hegseeth has previously excluded the NATO membership for Ukraine and the restoration of all the areas of Russian.
The attack by European leaders on the US approach for Ukraine continued yesterday. Kaja Kallas, the chief of the EU foreign policy, warned the US against the search for a 'dirty deal' to end the conflict.
In the meantime, the German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius said that it had been a mistake for Mr Trump to give away important negotiating concessions to Russia before conversations had even started.
In an attempt to calm down the waters, Mr. Vance de Wall Street Journal said that the US had 'military and economic aids of leverage' that could be used against Russia.
US President Donald Trump, left, shakes hands with Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, during a press conference in Helsinki, Finland, on Monday, July 16, 2018
While Great Britain has tried to bridge the transatlantic gap between the US and Europe, the Prime Minister seems to regard any challenge for the future sovereignty of Ukraine as a 'red line'.
This means that the country is able to choose its political future in the aftermath of the conflict, including membership of NATO and the European Union – that Russia is against.
Mr. Zensky was un nonbushy yesterday that the Kremlin chef cannot be trusted on any aspect of the conflict – against the views of Mr. Trump in a briefing from the White House on Thursday.
Yesterday, Mr. Zensky stood on some of his conditions for Peace and insisted that he would only meet Putin if a common plan with the US and European leaders was agreed.
This would prevent Mr Trump Ukraine from accepting a peace agreement with territorial sacrifice or a compromise about the future sovereignty of the future.
