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IntroductionUkrainian President Zelensky expressed regret over his recent meeting with Trump at the White House ...

Ukrainian President Zelensky expressed regret over his recent meeting with Trump at the White House and is willing to advance peace talks under Trump’s leadership. Musk responded, saying “the key is action.”
Zelensky expresses regret over White House meeting, willing to advance peace talks
On March 4th local time, Ukrainian President Zelensky stated on social media that he regrets the recent meeting with Trump at the U.S. White House didn't proceed "as expected" and expressed gratitude for the assistance provided by the U.S. and the Trump administration in maintaining Ukraine's sovereignty, independence, and providing military aid. He also stated that Ukraine is willing to advance peace talks under Trump's leadership to achieve lasting peace.
Zelensky emphasized that it is now time to "correct mistakes," and Ukraine hopes for more constructive future cooperation and communication. He also mentioned that Ukraine is open to the US-Ukraine mineral agreement, willing to sign it at any convenient time, considering it important for Ukraine's security and stability.
Musk responds: The key is action
Tesla CEO Elon Musk responded to the matter on the social platform X. He reposted a related report mentioning that after the U.S. paused all military aid to Ukraine for several hours, Zelensky expressed gratitude to Trump and stated willingness to achieve lasting peace under Trump's leadership. Musk commented: “The important thing is action, not words. Let’s see what actions (Zelensky) will take.”
US-Ukraine meeting controversy, military aid suspended
On February 28th, Zelensky visited Washington and held talks with Trump at the White House. However, a heated dispute occurred during the talks, and they did not reach a consensus on the US-Ukraine mineral agreement. On March 3rd, U.S. media reported that the United States has suspended all military aid to Ukraine until Trump determines that Ukrainian leadership shows "a genuine willingness to advance Russia-Ukraine peace negotiations."
Zelensky's latest stance is interpreted by outsiders as an attempt to mend relations with Trump and pave the way to regain U.S. military support. Meanwhile, the progress of the US-Ukraine mineral agreement is also receiving much attention. The agreement is seen as an important step to strengthen Ukraine's security guarantees, but due to disagreements in the negotiations between the US and Ukraine, it has not yet been officially signed.
Future outlook: Where will US-Ukraine relations go?
As US-Ukraine relations enter a critical adjustment period, it remains to be seen whether Zelensky can advance peace talks under Trump's administration while maintaining Ukraine's independence and securing more support from the US. The decision to suspend military aid and its impact on the Russia-Ukraine conflict is also a focal point for the international community. Going forward, US-Ukraine relations and the progress of peace talks will continue to be a global hot topic.


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