Donald Trump and Zelensky meet at the White House; Ukrainian President calls Putin a 'terrorist'

Zelenskyy-Donald Trump Meet: Ukrainian President Zelensky met US President Donald Trump. During this meeting, the US President made a big statement on the Russia-Ukraine war. Trump said that Ukraine will have to compromise on a ceasefire with Russia. The war is going in the wrong direction and we have had a good discussion with Russia. During this, a debate started between the two leaders. It is being told that seeing the atmosphere deteriorating, the media was thrown out of the office.

At the same time, Zelensky has demanded a guarantee of security in exchange for the mineral deal in this meeting. On this, Trump has said that we will use the mineral reserves according to our own convenience.

Donald Trump and Zelensky meet

Let us tell you that amid growing tensions over peace talks with President Vladimir Putin, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met US President Donald Trump at the White House on Friday. During this meeting at the White House, Trump praised Zelensky's dressing sense and said that you are dressed up nice today. Zelensky told Donald Trump that there should be "no compromise" with Russian President Vladimir Putin, as all parties are negotiating to end the war after Moscow's invasion.

Ukraine's President said something big in the White House

During the White House meeting, Zelensky showed Trump pictures of attacks carried out by Russia in the war and said that "there should be no compromise with an aggressor." He also said, "I think President Trump is on our side." Zelensky reached the White House with his team, where he was received by Donald Trump.

Zelensky said that Putin started the war and he will have to pay the price for it. He also said that Putin should be made to pay the price of the war. Zelensky also wished that if Trump brings peace, he should bring peace like George Washington. He insisted that there should be no compromise with Putin. To this, Trump replied that Kiev will have to make some concessions to reach a peace agreement with Russia.