Trump jokes about getting to heaven by brokering Ukraine peace
President Trump joked Tuesday about the notation of a ticket for the sky by negotiating an elusive peace contract in Ukraine after a summit meeting with high issues with European allies in the White House.
One day after the extraordinary gathering of leaders affirmed modest progress towards talks with Russia, Trump predicted that the pearly doors would swing greatly for him if he could carry out a breakthrough to end the war of 3-1/2 years.
“If I can save 7,000 people a week after being killed, I think it’s quite (well),” he told Fox News. “I want to try to go to paradise if possible.”
Trump has ironically faced that so far, he was below what might be necessary to become a service with Saint-Pierre.
“I hear that I’m not doing well,” he said. “I’m really at the bottom of the totem.”
Trump suggested that he still had a delicate path to come to organize a face -to -face meeting between Putin and Ukraine President Zelenskyy, noting that the two men must make concessions.
“I hope that President Putin is going to be good and if he is not, it will be a difficult situation,” he said. “And I hope Zelensky, President Zelensky, will do what to do. He must show a certain flexibility. “
Russia has poured cold water to the idea of a summit in the near future, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sergei Lavrov, saying that such a seated would take a long time to organize, repeating a familiar scheme of Stalling.
European leaders have left the summit with Trump feeling carefully optimistic about the limitation of damage to the US president with Putin, after which Trump adopted the Kremlin speaking of the conflict points.
They said that significant progress in the creation of concrete Western “security guarantees” for Ukraine could be included in a potential peace agreement.
But they failed to bring Trump back to his previous position to demand an immediate cease-fire, which Putin rejects, which means that the fights and air attacks of the Russian against Ukrainian civilians will end little in time.
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