Kyiv can win all of Ukraine back from Russia, Trump says
Summary
Former U.S. President Donald Trump stated that Kyiv could reclaim all of Ukraine from Russia with support from Europe and NATO. This represents a change from his previous stance, where he suggested that Ukraine might need to relinquish some territory. Trump made these comments after meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and following his address at the UN General Assembly.Key Facts
- Donald Trump said Kyiv can win back all of Ukraine from Russia with help from Europe and NATO.
- This marks a shift from Trump's earlier belief that Ukraine might need to give up some land to end the war.
- Trump's comments followed his meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky and his UN speech.
- Trump mentioned Ukraine could "maybe even go further" but did not clarify further.
- He urged NATO countries to potentially shoot down Russian aircraft violating their airspace.
- Trump highlighted Russia's economic troubles as an opportunity for Ukraine to act.
- Estonia, Poland, and Romania reported recent airspace violations by Russian aircraft.
- Trump criticized some NATO countries for buying Russian energy, saying it funds the war.
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