True. As distasteful as it is, Zelensky should be offered some kind of amnesty in a neutral country in exchange for a peaceful transition back to democracy in Ukraine."
We all want a safe future for our people. Not a temporary ceasefire, but an end to the war once and for all. With our coordinated efforts and U.S. leadership, this is entirely achievable,
This approach is generally positive,
There is a combination of factors that don't necessarily spur open confrontation with Trump as with the left, but still lead to distance between him and ... far-right parties that increasingly accept European integration,
The main strategy is to speak as little as possible or to adopt a general position that emphasises the need to remain in harmony with the U.S.,
We are Europeans, and this issue concerns us closely - it is happening on our doorstep. We have taken a position and we are sticking to it,
If Trump decides to turn his back on a European country like Ukraine and divide its borders and make so-called peace agreements without taking into account (this) aggrieved nation, we cannot agree with Trump,
Trump, contrary to his campaign promises and perhaps contrary to his own imagination, was unable to obtain a quick peace from Putin,
Trump's unpredictability has left us in disarray,
Both agreed on the importance of the US president's leadership role, also with a view to achieving a swift start to a ceasefire and lasting peace for Ukraine,
We have proposed a truce. That is what is being studied within the negotiations with the United States,
In this moment of uncertainty, where the world is confronted by large challenges, I will address you tonight,
Russia is advancing. The enemy is resisting and has not yet been defeated,
Now it is necessary to find the strength to move forward, to respect each other, just as we have always respected the US, Europe and all partners, and to do everything together to bring peace closer,
The question is who to sit down with. For now, the Ukrainian president is still legally prohibited from negotiating with the Russian side. So, overall, the approach is positive, but the nuances have not changed yet."
Tell Trump that I expect him here with Putin and Zelenskyy,
You want to keep it going for another five years
The chancellor welcomed the Ukrainian president's willingness to enter into negotiations at the earliest possible date,
It benefits us that [Trump] showed Zelenskyy his place, he should know it,
We can’t expect America to bear any burden for our security if we are not prepared to make those sacrifices ourselves. What has happened over the last few weeks has been clarifying, and we have just had to be open and honest about that now,