Zelensky responded to Trump’s criticism, reminding of the ‘Crimean Declaration’ ‘Pompeo

President Volodymyr Zelensky responded to criticism of his statements about Crimea by Donald Trump, recalled the statement of the Secretary of State of his first administration to not recognize the Russian annexation.

Source: “European Truth”

Details: On the social network, Zelensky recalled the meeting of representatives of Ukraine, the United States, Britain, France and Germany in London, while adding that « there were many emotions today. »

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« We are grateful to partners. Ukraine will always act in accordance with our Constitution, and we are absolutely sure that our partners, including the United States, will act according to their strong decisions, » the head of state added.

Emotions have Run High Today. But It is Good That 5 Countries Met to Bring Peace Closer. Ukraine, The USA, The UK, France and Germany. The Sides Expressed Their Views and Respectful Received Each Other’s Positions. I Important that Each Side Was Not Just A Participant But… pic.twitter.com/ldfv5wk8tw

– Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Volodymyr Zelenskyy (@zelenskyyua) April 23, 2025

To his post on x he attached a screenshot Crimean Declaration – statements of the Secretary of State of the first administration of Trump Mike Pompeo in 2018, which confirmed the non -recognition of Russian annexation of Crimea.

We will remind, according to the media, the Donald Trump administration handed over to Ukraine a single -word document in Paris, which was submitted as a « final proposal » for a peaceful settlement. Among other things, the United States ready to recognize the control of Over the Ukrainian Crimea.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has previously stated that Ukraine does not recognize the Russian occupation of Crimea. Donald Trump criticized the statementHaving said that « Crimea was lost many years ago, » and the words of Zelensky « harm the peace talks. »

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