[Global Network Reporter Jiang Ailing] According to reports from CNN, CBS and other foreign media, former US President and Republican presidential candidate Trump held a press conference in New York on the 27th local time. Meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky in the building

[Global Network Reporter Jiang Ailing] Based on reports from CNN, CBS and other foreign media, former US President and Republican presidential candidate Trump held a speech at Trump’s in New York on the 27th local time. Putin met with Ukrainian President Zelensky in the building. Trump once again reiterated his previous argument that if he returns to the White House, he will quickly end the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, and said in front of Zelensky that he has a "good relationship" with Russian President Vladimir Putin. According to previous reports by US media, Zelensky's recent remarks and "harmonious" scenes with top Democrats have angered Republicans. On the 25th, Trump publicly accused Zelensky of "maliciously defaming himself" and would cancel his meeting with him.

According to previous reports by the Associated Press and other US media, on the 22nd local time, Zelensky visited a military factory in Pennsylvania on his way to the United States. However, since all the people who visited with Zelensky were American Democrats, this incident aroused strong dissatisfaction among American Republicans.

In addition, Zelensky previously expressed doubts in an interview with The New Yorker about whether Trump knew how to end the Russia-Ukraine war. According to the American Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), Trump accused Zelensky of “malicious slander” against him in his campaign rally speech on the 25th local time. Although the specific content of the “malicious slander” was not described, his campaign team stated Trump’s meeting with Zelensky will be cancelled.

According to CNN’s latest statement, the tension between the two was evident in the reporters’ Q&A before the meeting.

On the 27th local time, Zelensky (left) and Trump accepted questions and answers from reporters before the meeting. Source: US media video screenshot

"We have a very good relationship. As you know, President Putin and I also have a very good relationship. . I think if we win (referring to winning the election), we will solve this (Russian-Ukrainian conflict) issue very quickly,” Trump told reporters before a formal meeting with Zelensky.

At this time, Zelensky interjected, "I hope we have better relations."

"Oh, I get it," Trump responded, "it takes two to tango. You know, we're going to - we're going to have a great meeting today. I think our presence together today is A very good sign.”

reported that after the meeting, Trump and Zelensky appeared together on Fox News. Trump reiterated that he believed a fair deal was possible and could be reached quickly, while Zelensky made it clear that Russian troops must be completely withdrawn from Ukraine.

According to Xinhua News Agency, Zelensky visited the United States this week to seek more military support from the United States. However, the "cordial" scene of his meeting with top Democratic Party leaders aroused strong dissatisfaction from the Republican Party. According to the Associated Press, regarding Zelensky’s visit to an ammunition factory in Scranton, Pennsylvania, on the 22nd, House Speaker Johnson called the visit a “short-sighted and politically motivated” visit that deliberately Republicans are excluded. In a public letter, he demanded that Zelensky immediately replace Ukraine’s ambassador to the United States. He also said, "The United States continues to have bipartisan support for ending Russia's war in Ukraine, but when Republican presidential candidates are targeted by your government officials, our relationship is needlessly tested and tarnished."

According to the United States Politico reported that Republican House Oversight and Accountability Committee Chairman James Comer proposed investigating Zelensky’s visit, and two other Republican senators publicly urged Zelensky not to interfere in the United States. politics.