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Title Ukraine's Zelenskyy Warns Against Trusting Putin's Peace Claims A Call to Action for International Security

As the international community watches with great interest, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has issued a solemn warning against trusting Russian President Vladimir Putin's claims of readiness to end the war. This caution comes in the wake of US President Donald Trump's unexpected statement that he believes Putin wants peace and intends to begin talks with him to bring an end to the conflict.

In a social media post following a conversation with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, Zelenskyy expressed his concerns directly to world leaders. He emphasized the need for a plan to stop Putin before any negotiations can take place, underscoring Ukraine's commitment to defending its sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Zelenskyy's warning echoes the sentiments of European allies, who have firmly rejected any attempts to force a settlement on Kyiv. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has emphasized that a Russian victory or Ukrainian collapse will not lead to peace – on the contrary. EU top diplomat Kaja Kallas has accused Washington of appeasement towards Russia and warned that any deal negotiated behind Ukraine's back could have unintended consequences.

Meanwhile, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth sought to downplay concerns surrounding Trump's 90-minute phone call with Putin. Hegseth emphasized that negotiations will involve both Putin and Zelenskyy, and the United States will not deploy troops as part of any agreement.

As the world awaits developments on the diplomatic front, one thing is clear Ukraine remains resolute in its commitment to defending its sovereignty and territorial integrity. In a radio interview, Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov reaffirmed his country's determination to deliver against Russian aggression.

The stakes are high, but Zelenskyy's warning serves as a reminder that the world must remain vigilant and united in the face of Russian aggression. The clock is ticking – will international leaders heed Ukraine's call for caution and work together to secure a lasting peace?

Keywords Ukraine, Russia, Putin, Zelenskyy, Trump, NATO, Munich Security Conference, Kyiv, Crimea

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