Ukrainian President Zelensky on US Inauguration: "I Can’t Come Without Invitation, Especially During War"
During an interview, the interviewer invited President Volodymyr Zelensky to attend the inauguration of the U.S. President. Zelensky responded, "I would like to, of course, but I have to consider what’s happening here. There are escalations, many missiles, and so on. I can’t come, especially during a war, if President Trump doesn’t invite me. That wouldn’t be right."
The Ukrainian leader added that he isn’t the type to arrive without an invitation. "I can’t do that," he said, explaining that while some leaders might attend without being invited, it’s not his style.
Earlier, President Zelensky stated that after the inauguration, President Trump’s attention will be drawn to domestic issues, but Ukraine and the Middle East will remain international priorities. He emphasized that Trump’s plan to end wars should align with Ukraine’s vision.
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