Putin’s statement on Trump’s victory.
Republican Party candidate and former President Donald Trump has won the recent presidential elections in America. He has defeated his rival Kamala Harris in the election by a huge margin. Leaders from all over the world have sent congratulatory messages to Trump on his victory. At the same time, now Russian President Vladimir Putin has also finally congratulated Donald Trump on his victory in the presidential elections. Let us tell you that this is Putin’s first comment after the American elections.
What did Putin say?
Russian President Vladimir Putin was attending an international conference in the Sochi resort. Putin was questioned at the conference about Trump’s victory. To this Putin said, “I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate him on his election as President of the United States.” Putin further said that what Donald Trump has said about his willingness to restore relations with Russia to help end the Ukraine crisis is at least worth noting.
Trump has talked about ending the war
Putin congratulated Donald Trump on Thursday, a day after his election victory. This is Putin’s first public comment on the US election. However, earlier the Kremlin had welcomed Donald Trump’s claim that he could negotiate an end to the conflict in Ukraine in 24 hours. The Kremlin stressed that it would wait for concrete policy steps.
What did Zelensky say?
On Trump’s victory, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that he appreciates Donald Trump’s vision of ‘making peace through strength’. Zelensky said that Ukraine is interested in developing beneficial political and economic cooperation with the United States, which will benefit both our countries. He said that we look forward to a stronger American era under the decisive leadership of President Trump. (input: ap)
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