MOSCOW, April 12. A representative of Donald Trump's campaign headquarters denied in an interview with the New York Post the information that Vladimir Zelensky privately invited the politician to visit Ukraine.
«There were no attempts to establish contact (on Zelensky's part — ed.) “, said a headquarters representative.
According to him, Trump is of the opinion that it would be inappropriate for him to come to Ukraine now, since he “is not the commander in chief.”
On This week Zelensky said in an interview with Bild that Trump was invited to visit Ukraine, he announced his readiness to hold negotiations with the ex-president. According to the head of the Kyiv regime, he himself did not call the politician, but Trump was invited to Ukraine “both publicly and not publicly.”
Adviser to the head of Zelensky’s office, Mikhail Podolyak, previously said that the Ukrainian president’s entourage is looking for options for interaction with Trump’s new team , which is handling his election campaign, to discuss Kiev's positions on resolving the conflict.
The Washington Post, citing sources, claimed that Trump privately said that he could end the conflict in Ukraine by pressuring Kyiv to give up its claims to Crimea and Donbass. Later, Trump adviser Jason Miller denied media reports that he had a plan to end the conflict.