Zelenskyy says US strength is enough to put end to war in Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed confidence that the strength of the United States could be the key to ending the ongoing war in Ukraine. Speaking on Friday, Zelenskyy emphasized that U.S. support—both military and diplomatic—has been crucial in helping Ukraine defend itself against Russian aggression. He noted that with the continued backing of the U.S., Ukraine could achieve a lasting peace.

Zelenskyy's comments come as the conflict persists, with ongoing calls for international intervention and support. The Ukrainian president remains hopeful that a combination of Western aid and internal resilience will ultimately bring an end to the war, signaling a crucial turning point in the months-long conflict.

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