Zelenskiy says he feels some pressure from Trump on peace talks, offers elections after two-month ceasefire if Russia agrees

KYIV: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Saturday ⁠he was feeling “a little bit” of pressure ​after U.S. leader ‌Donald Trump ​called for him to get moving on peace talks, but ​he said it was ⁠important ‌also to ​see compromises ​from Russia.

“Give us ​two months of ceasefire and we will go to elections,” Zelenskiy said in ‌a panel discussion at the Munich Security Conference, responding to U.S. calls for a ⁠prompt ‌vote.

“Give us a ceasefire. President Trump can do ​it: push Putin; make a ​ceasefire. ​Then our parliament ‌will ​change the law and we will go to elections.”

 The Sun Malaysia