US President Donald Trump has spoken about the war in Ukraine during a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, describing the conflict as a "bloodbath".
He stressed the importance of intervention to stop the violence, emphasizing the loss of young lives and the humanitarian impact of the war.
"This is what I want to stop. It doesn't help the United States, but these are souls, these are young people who are losing their lives for no reason," the 79-year-old said, describing the situation as a great human tragedy.
"I want to stop this war. It's a terrible war, and we all need to work to stop it," he declared firmly.
Trump also spoke about his relationships with world leaders related to the conflict, specifically mentioning Vladimir Putin. He said the Russian president is willing to make a deal, suggesting a possibility for a diplomatic solution.
"I'm dealing with President Zelensky, and I think he also wants to make a deal," the American leader added.
During the speech, Trump announced that he would meet personally with the Ukrainian president today, emphasizing the urgency of stopping the war "they need to stop that war as soon as possible." /Telegraph/
