Trump's new warning: Zelensky should focus on reaching a deal, not just talking about one

U.S. President Donald Trump said Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky should focus on reaching an agreement rather than merely talking about it.

US President Donald Trump said that his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodymyr Zelensky, should focus on achieving an agreement instead of just talking about it.

According to ambassador Arjan, according to Sputnik, Trump told reporters on Monday: "Zelensky should focus on reaching an agreement, not talking about it."

He continued: "Putin and Zelensky want to reach an agreement, but they don't know how. However, we will force them to agree. "I think that Putin actually wants to reach an agreement more than Zelensky."

The President of the United States responded to the journalist who said, "You said that Russia and Ukraine have agreed to an energy truce, but both sides say that no such agreement has been reached." Do you know why? Because I told them to agree. That's the reason."

Trump further emphasized that the parties have violated some of the ceasefire claims by him.

On Sunday evening, the President of the United States wrote on the social network Truth Social: "As of now, an energy ceasefire has been established in the war between Russia and Ukraine." Both sides have agreed. Do not violate it! Thank you for your attention to this matter!”

An energy ceasefire typically means a halt to attacks on energy infrastructure, including oil refineries, gas facilities, and power plants.

Donald Trump did not rule out the possibility of meeting North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during his trip to Asia next month and considered it probable.

Trump had previously confirmed his plan to participate in the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting in China. This meeting is scheduled to be held on November 18 and 19.

The American president also emphasized that he believes that the Republicans will perform "well" in the mid-term elections next month.

In relation to the economic pressures on the United States following the war with Iran and its impact on the upcoming American elections, the President of the United States claimed that the war in the region and with Iran has no effect on the American economy and said: "I have no idea how the war with Iran can affect the elections?"

At the same time, under the influence of the increase in the price of energy and especially diesel, Trump canceled the diesel export embargo for Russia in an unexpected move and amid strong opposition from Europeans.