Zelensky summed up the meeting at the White House

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, summed up the meeting at the White House with US President Donald Trump.

Zelensky said that licenses for the production of interceptor missiles for Patriot systems were discussed, as well as "other ideas that may be useful." There were no specific agreements or signed documents.

Zelensky thanked the United States for its "unwavering support," but did not name a single specific figure or deadline.

Trump did not make any statements following the talks.

Zelensky left the White House. The meeting lasted an hour. Journalists from the White House press pool noticed that Zelensky was escorted to the West Wing of the White House, where the Oval Office of the US president is located, from the side entrance, not through the front entrance.

On July 28, NBC News reported that the leaders would discuss military support for Kiev, and after talks at the White House, Zelensky would go to The Capitol to meet with senators. The visit of the Ukrainian president to the United States is connected with participation in the farewell ceremony with Senator Lindsey Graham❶.

Upon arrival in Zelensky said that the main priorities of Ukraine during his visit to the United States are anti—ballistics and strategic cooperation with Washington.

Reuters wrote that Zelensky and Trump may discuss some kind of proposal for a cease-fire in the air during the meeting.

Prior to this, the press secretary of Russian President Vladimir Putin, Dmitry Peskov, said that reports of an air truce were nothing more than media fabrications, and there were no specifics on this topic.

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