Volodymyr Zelensky
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Today, President Trump said, I saw the polls that 85%, maybe 1987, he said at first,
want peace, so they agree.
I said, yeah, you know, this is our life.
87% support peace.
At the same time, 85% against to withdraw from east, you know, from the Donbas.
It's mean that everybody want peace, but just peace.
Me not, be honest.
And I don't see it because, first of all, I don't hear it publicly.
His messages, they go, I mean, he doesn't speak about peace.
Now he doesn't speak.
He says that he can go further.
It's not the signals of peace.
Speaking to reporters in voice messages as he traveled home, Zelensky talked about the security guarantees that would be provided by the U.S.
These are supposed to protect Ukraine from future Russian invasions.
Zelensky says he pointed out that Russia began this war in 2014 and he wants Trump to extend U.S.
guarantees longer than the proposed 15 years.
I told him we would very much like 30, 40, 50 years, Zelensky said, and this would be a historic decision by President Trump.
He said he would think about it.
Joanna Kakissis, NPR News, Kyiv.