Ukraine's Zelenskyy asks for security guarantees at Paris meet with Trump

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The generally cordial nature of Trump's direct dealings with Zelenskyy differs from some of his public pronouncements about the Ukrainian leader on the campaign trail, including calling him "the greatest salesman on Earth" for having solicited and received billions of dollars of US military aid.

Macron and Zelenskyy were on the same page at the Paris meeting, but were careful not to seem like they were cornering Trump, one official said.support it would be very difficult for Kyiv, the official added.

Zelenskyy believes Putin fears only Trump and possibly China in the international arena and that any lasting peace would require Washington to be "truly strong," the Ukrainian official said.