Trump's statement on Putin and Zelensky: We will see where it goes

Speaking in the Oval Office, Trump said, "We will see where the Russia-Ukraine War goes in the next two weeks."

US President Trump made a statement regarding the Russia-Ukraine process during a visit to a museum in the capital, Washington.

Stating that he is still looking forward to a meeting where Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will come together, Trump said the following:

"WE WILL SEE IF THEY CAN WORK TOGETHER"

"We will see if Putin and Zelenskyy can work together. This relationship is a bit like oil and vinegar. For obvious reasons, they don't get along very well, but we will see. Rather than me being there (at a leaders' summit), I would like to see them hold a meeting and find a way forward."

Claiming that he has stopped 6 wars so far, Trump expressed that the Russia-Ukraine War is the most difficult war he has dealt with to date, but that he very much wants to bring it to an end as well.

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