The Ukrainian politician commented on the Trump-Putin conversation. She had to stop the interview to escape to the shelter

The deputy to the Supreme Council of Ukraine Kira Rudyk gave an interview to “Facts about the world” TVN24 Bis straight from her apartment in Kiev. The conversation concerned negotiations between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.

– We don't trust Putin, we encourage President Trump not to trust him too. At the moment, at the moment, we have not seen any evidence that Putin wants peace or that he could stop attacking us. We don't see it in the field, we don't see it on the battlefield. We don't see it in our cities – said Kira Rudyk.

As we find out from the messages of the White House and the Kremlin, after Donald Trump's telephone conversation with Vladimir Putin, both leaders were to agree that the conflict must end with a lasting room. According to the Kremlin, Putin convinced the interlocutor that Russia wants a “peaceful solution” of the conflict in Ukraine. – It's hard to comment on something like that. We talk to an aggressor who is able to dismiss his soldiers, stop attacking our cities, and then this war would end. This is 100 out of 100 hypocrisy. And the world looks at it. Ukraine has never been a problem. Russia has brutally attacked us – pointed out Kira Rudyk.

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– I just hope that President Donald Trump, if he really wants peace, cannot be found on such smooth words. And I hope he has some way, some cards, his own, which he will be able to play to press on Russia. It was easy to bring Ukraine to the negotiating table, because we rely on the USA, in our military support and of course in terms of sharing intelligence. But what will Trump do to make sure that Russia will keep its part of the agreement? At the moment it is absolutely unclear – said Kira Rudyk.

– At the moment, he is wrong with Russia. That's how you lose to Russia. This is how Putin wins like the one who played the leader of the democratic world – added our interlocutor.

– Americans are friends who try to solve something in some case without listening to any details of the conflict – described Kira Rudyk. – We have tried to solve it in many ways for several years. This is something that Zelanski tried to convey to Trump in an oval office, but it probably didn't reach. Now the impression is that Trump is trying to convince himself. The only question is how many lives it will cost for this information to go to the White House. Because literally after this conversation with Trump began an attack on Kyiv – the deputy pointed out.

The Kremlin said that Trump supported the idea of ​​Putin consisting in organizing an ice hockey match with the participation of Russian and American players. – Russia uses the so -called Soft Power very intensively for its propaganda and to change the opinion of people around the world, they invest billions in these tools. In Europe, Poland, Ukraine, the USA, everywhere. We see it in many areas. Now Russia is necessarily shown as “this bad”. Well, because they are the wrong one, but they will try to change this view of people in different countries and will use various ways for this purpose. Now it seems to me that this is a step forward from Trump to show good intentions or something. The Russians will use it 100 percent and say: “Look, they called us terrorists, and now they invite us to a hockey match.” Well, apparently we are probably not as bad, as they tell us, right? Kira Rudyk described.

“This is even worse legitimacy than the fact that America's president called the President of Russia,” she added. – I'm sorry, but the explosions are coming. At the moment I hear that it is getting a bit terrible. Terrible when we talk about hockey Russia when they bombed us – summed up Kira Rudyk, going to the shelter.