Trump reveals what he told Zelenskyy during viral meeting at the Vatican

president Donald Trump revealed on Tuesday evening what he and Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinski discussed during their viral meeting in the Vatican when they were both present to the funeral of the late Pope Francis.

“I was telling him that it was very good if we could produce a deal, and to sign it, because Russia is much larger and much stronger,” Trump said on Tuesday evening during a municipal hall hosted by the newspapers in which he participated on the phone.

The couple met face to face for the first time since his controversial oval office meeting in February, while both attended the papal funeral. The White House or Ukrainian officials have not been given many details about the nature or content of the hadith, unlike it was “fruitful” and “symbolic”.

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“We discussed a lot on one,” Zelenskyy posted on X after the viral meeting. “In the hope of results on everything we covered. Protecting the lives of our people. A complete and unconditional ceasefire. A reliable and permanent peace that would prevent another war from getting out. A very symbolic meeting can become historic, if we achieve common results.”

Although there were few details about the meeting, Trump told correspondents during the weekend that part of the couple’s discussion revolves around the United States to send more weapons to Ukraine.

“He told me he needs more weapons, but he says it for three years,” Trump said. “We will see what is happening – I want to see what is happening with regard to Russia. Because Russia, I was surprised and disappointed – with great disappointment – because they did bombing those places after discussions.”

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IMAGE is depicted by Ukrainian President Zelinski, who is filming with President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. (Fox News Photo)

While Trump did not reveal any other details about the meeting for reporters, the president added that he believed Zelinski would be ready to give up the Crimea to secure a peace agreement. Russia’s inclusion of the current Ukrainian territory was a major attached point amid negotiations between the two warring countries, as Zelinski indicated that he would not be ready to sign a deal that includes abandoning the region.

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