US President shares details of talks with Zelensky, describes conversation as “very good”

United States President Donald Trump said he had a "very good" conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Tuesday. The parties discussed issues raised during Trump's call with the Kremlin leader.

The American leader wrote about this on his social network, Truth Social.

As previously reported, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and American leader Donald Trump had a telephone conversation.

Donald Trump considers this conversation "very good." It lasted about an hour.

The American president highlighted that most of the discussion focused on his recent telephone conversation with Russian leader Vladimir Putin.

"Just had a very good phone call with President Zelensky of Ukraine. It lasted about an hour.

Most of the conversation was based on yesterday's call with President Putin [Russian dictator Vladimir Putin – ed.], to coordinate the requests and needs of Russia and Ukraine," Trump emphasized.

The US President emphasized:

"We are on the right track."

According to the American leader, he asked US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and National Security Advisor Mike Waltz to "provide an accurate description of the issues discussed." The corresponding statement will be published "shortly."

"This statement will be published shortly," the head of the White House noted.

It should be noted that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced his talks with US President Donald Trump this morning. The two leaders were expected to discuss Trump's phone call with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.

For reference:

On March 18, Trump and Putin had a telephone conversation. The leaders called after 4 p.m. Kyiv time. The dialogue lasted more than 2.5 hours.

In particular, following the negotiations, it became known that Putin rejected Trump's proposal for an unconditional, complete ceasefire. Instead, the dictator agreed to stop only strikes on energy infrastructure facilities.

In the context of introducing a 30-day ceasefire, the key Russian demand is a complete cessation of foreign military assistance and providing intelligence information to Ukraine.

At the same time, the head of the Russian Federation announced that on March 19, a prisoner exchange would be held between the Russian and Ukrainian sides according to the "175 for 175" scheme. Russia will also return 23 seriously wounded Ukrainian service members to Ukraine.

Also, US President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin agreed during a telephone conversation that peace talks on the Russian-Ukrainian war should "begin immediately in the Middle East."

It is worth adding that Trump denied the Kremlin's version of his conversation with Putin about stopping assistance to Ukraine; he did not discuss it.

It is worth adding that on March 11, Ukraine and the United States of America held an official meeting in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. During the negotiations, the parties agreed on several issues, as stated in a joint statement following the meeting: in particular, the United States canceled the pause in the exchange of intelligence and resumed security assistance.