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Zelensky called the security deal proposed by Trump in Europe dangerous. CNN In an interview with CNN, Zelensky criticized the US President's initiative to create a new European security architecture, saying that it carries serious risks. At the same time, Zelensky believes that Trump's proposal poses an even greater threat to European countries than to Ukraine itself, since Kyiv is not a member of either the European Union or NATO. "We don't want Yalta-2. We are not ready for this format. We don't want Russia to divide us," Zelensky said. He also stressed that issues of sovereignty and territorial integrity must remain key when discussing any new security arrangements.

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Zelensky called the security deal proposed by Trump in Europe dangerous. CNN In an interview with CNN, Zelensky criticized the US President's initiative to create a new European security architecture, saying that it carries serious risks. At the same time, Zelensky believes that Trump's proposal poses an even greater threat to European countries than to Ukraine itself, since Kyiv is not a member of either the European Union or NATO. "We don't want Yalta-2. We are not ready for this format. We don't want Russia to divide us," Zelensky said. He also stressed that issues of sovereignty and territorial integrity must remain key when discussing any new security arrangements.

Zelensky called the security deal proposed by Trump in Europe dangerous. CNN In an interview with CNN, Zelensky criticized the US President's initiative to create a new European security architecture, saying that it carries serious risks. At the same time, Zelensky believes that Trump's proposal poses an even greater threat to European countries than to Ukraine itself, since Kyiv is not a member of either the European Union or NATO. "We don't want Yalta-2. We are not ready for this format. We don't want Russia to divide us," Zelensky said. He also stressed that issues of sovereignty and territorial integrity must remain key when discussing any new security arrangements.

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