Kyiv, Ukraine, Feb 13, 2025 (AFP) - Zelensky says 'not very pleasant' that Trump spoke to Putin first

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2025-02-13

President Volodymyr Zelensky said Thursday it was not "pleasant" that Donald Trump had phoned Russia's Vladimir Putin before him, adding the US president had wanted speak with both leaders simultaneously. Zelensky said he believed that Ukraine was Trump's priority but that "it's really not very pleasant in any case" that the US leader phoned Putin first, adding that Trump had told him he had "wanted to talk to two presidents at the same time".......

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