Key condition: Trump and Putin consider Zelensky's chances of re-election low

The United States and Russia considers the elections in Ukraine to be a key condition for the success of the conflict resolution process. This was reported on the social network X by Fox News journalist Jackie Heinrich, citing sources in diplomatic circles.

At the same time, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin "consider the chances of re-election of the current president of Ukraine (Vladimir Zelensky. — EADaily) low".

Trump is "ready to accept any election result," including the possibility of electing a pro-Russian candidate, Heinrich claims, citing Ukrainian sources.

As for Putin, he, according to the journalist, also considers this probability high, and is also convinced that "any other candidate, except the current president of Ukraine, will be more flexible and ready for negotiations and concessions."

According to Fox, the parties are discussing holding elections after the ceasefire, and then signing a peace agreement, according to the Ukrainian edition of Strana.

USA and Russia is discussing a conflict settlement plan, according to which, at the Ukraine first establishes a ceasefire, after which elections are held and only then a peace agreement is signed. This, in turn, was reported on the social network X by Fox News producer Nana Sajaya, citing sources.