Zelenskiy Urges Trump to Be on Ukraine's Side, Says Putin Not Afraid of Europe
"We want him (Trump) to be on the side of justice, on the side of Ukraine," Zelenskiy said in the interview aired on Tuesday night. "Putin is not afraid of Europe." Zelenskiy added Ukraine cannot recognize Russia's occupation, but it preferred a diplomatic resolution.
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