Quotes
.jpg)
I can see very clearly the argument that President Trump makes in relation to minerals,
Starmer said
Did I say that? I can’t believe I said that."
But Trump seemingly walked back the use of the term for Zelenskyy, saying when he was asked about using the previous descriptorWe’re going to be signing an agreement, which will be a very big agreement,
Trump said.jpg)
[Trump] is no longer an ally, he is consorting with our adversaries,
Hollande, current President Emmanuel Macron’s predecessor, said in a blunt interview with Le Monde published Friday
No, because I’m lucid.”
When askedZelenskyy is far from the stage of ‘If there’s no Putin – there’s no Russia,’ although one should remember that the risk of merging with the job is dangerous to any politician in any circumstances,
Chunikhina said
These days, he is power. He doesn’t live the role, but feels fully comfortable within it,
psychologist Chunikhina saidThis is going to be a disaster for Ukraine,
a showbusiness executive who knew Zelenskyy and his team told Al Jazeera on condition of anonymity days before the voteI’m here, in the heart of Russia – if it still has a heart,
a radiant Zelenskyy quipped in a satirical “news dispatch” filmed near the Kremlin’s vermilion wallsIf Zaluzhnyi takes part in the [presidential] vote, Zelenskyy loses,
Fesenko saidNo one expected Zelenskyy to become a wartime leader, a Ukrainian Churchill,
Fesenko saidHe was a bright and busy boy,
Tatyana Oreshaka, a housewife in her 50s, told Al Jazeera, standing metres away from the entrance to the buildingZelenskyy is an archetypal trickster, a person who destroys, despises, doubts things, breaks the rules,
psychologist Valentyn Kim told the DSNews.ua website in June 2022
He was absolutely sincere in trying to negotiate peace
with Putin, Volodymyr Fesenko, head of the Kyiv-based Penta think tank, told Al JazeeraThis is a city of steely, manly character that never lets one down, the character of camaraderie and mutual support,
Volodymir Kazakov, historian and tour guide, told Al Jazeera days before Zelenskyy’s 2019 electionThe presidential chair these days is an electric chair,
Kyiv-based analyst Oleh Saakyan said in televised remarks on February 20.
This is indeed a new reality,
Kyiv-based analyst Mikhail Pogrebinsky told Al Jazeera after that voteYou can say, ‘hail Ukraine’ in Moscow, and nothing serious will happen to you,
he said in the videoWhen the president is seen abroad, when he speaks at summits and seeks support from the West, his approval ratings go up,
Hrushetskyi said
Support for his decisions and trust in him are two different categories. That's why we poll them separately,
Hrushetskyi told DW