Trump backs Zelenskyy-Putin meet without him, says he’ll step in ‘if needed’ to close peace deal
In a surprising move, US President Donald Trump said it may be better if Ukraine’s Zelenskyy and Russia’s Putin meet without him initially. Speaking on The Mark Levin Show, Trump called their past ties ‘very bad’ but expressed readiness to step in later if needed. The White House confirmed talks are being planned, while Putin reportedly agreed ‘in principle.’ Secretary Rubio said even direct talks mark progress after years of deadlock.
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