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Trumpsas spaudžia Ukrainą siekti susitarimo dėl karo su Rusija

JAV prezidentas Donaldas Trimpsas spalio 20 d. pareiškė, kad Ukraina ir prezidentas Volodymyras Zelenskis turi siekti užbaigti karą. Jis perspėjo, kad be susitarimo padėtis blogės, o taip pat paragino dėl šalių derybų pavedžti asmenį, kitą nei Zelenskis, ir teigė, kad Rusija turi battlefield ir žmonių resursų pranašumą.

Pagrindiniai faktai

  • Spalio 20 d. Trimpsas pareiškė, kad Ukraina turi siekti susitarimo su Rusija.
  • Jis perspėjo, kad be susitarimo Ukraina gali patirti „labже дуже погані наслідки“ ir що ситуація погіршиться.
  • Трамп заявив, що Росія просувається вперед і має значно більший людський ресурс, ніж Україна.
  • Трамп сказав, що переговори від імені України має вести інша людина, а не Володимир Зеленський.
  • Трамп стверджував, що США надали Україні 350 мільярдів доларів допомоги, але відповідні джерела не підтверджують цю цифру.
  • Кремль сприйняв посилення тиску Трампа на Україну як політичну перемогу Росії.

Kodėl tai svarbu

Trimpsas publicly pressures Ukraine’s leadership to change the person leading negotiations, escalating the rift with Zelenskyy and putting Kyiv under further diplomatic strain. His claims about Russia’s manpower advantage and steady advance frame the war as an increasingly unfavorable situation that should be settled before conditions deteriorate. Ukrainian and Russian officials are also reacting to the dispute: Russian representatives portray the pressure on Kyiv as a political victory, while Ukrainian coverage highlights the adverse US policy steps reported alongside Trump’s remarks.

Kas nutiko

On October 20, in the Oval Office, US President Donald Trump said Ukraine and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy must strive to resolve the war. He warned that failure to reach a settlement would have very bad consequences and that the situation would worsen. Trump said Ukraine should place another person in the negotiating chair, criticized Zelenskyy over what he described as unwillingness to end the war, and claimed Russia has the battlefield and manpower advantage. He also repeated the disputed story that a Russian column of about 1,000 tanks could have reached Kyiv in three to four hours in 2022 if its commander had not turned onto muddy fields, saying the war could then have ended in a day. The remarks followed his October 19 suggestion that someone other than Zelenskyy should lead Ukraine’s negotiations.

Kaip apie tai rašo Ukrainos šaltiniai

Ukrainian-language coverage emphasizes the threat embedded in Trump’s message: a warning of very bad consequences for Ukraine and pressure to remove Zelenskyy from the negotiating role. It also foregrounds Kremlin reactions, including Kirill Dmitriev’s “Checkmate” post and Dmitry Peskov’s remarks about signs of agony and Kyiv’s resistance. Ukrainian reporting additionally draws attention to reported US policy moves, including sanctions relief for Russian diesel, delays to new Russia sanctions and interceptor deliveries, and restrictions on Ukrainian access to satellite systems.

Kaip apie tai rašo tarptautiniai šaltiniai

The available non-Ukrainian English-language reports focus mainly on Trump’s demand that Zelenskyy be replaced at the negotiating table and his warning that Ukraine’s situation could worsen. They do not provide the same emphasis on the reported Kremlin reactions, Russian battlefield claims or accompanying US policy shifts toward Moscow.

Kuo skiriasi pranešimai

Reports give different figures for the war’s monthly death toll. Trump’s estimates range from about 27,000 to 34,000 dead per month, while another formulation refers to 32,000 combined Russian and Ukrainian casualties in the previous month; no independent verification is provided. Reports also differ on how long the war could have lasted under Trump’s anecdote: some say four hours, others one day.

Kontekstas

Trump’s comments followed his October 19 suggestion that someone other than Zelenskyy should lead Ukraine’s negotiations. Zelenskyy met US special envoy Steve Witkoff in Oslo on October 19, where ceasefire formats and security guarantees were discussed, and Witkoff was reported to be traveling to St. Petersburg on October 21 to meet Russian leadership. Trump repeatedly claims that the US provided about $350 billion in aid to Ukraine, but sources say that figure does not match the actual total. The Washington Post reported that the Kremlin views the deterioration in Trump’s relationship with Zelenskyy as a political victory and seeks to use American pressure to obtain Ukrainian concessions, including on Donbas.