Zelensky calls from Macro while telling reporters about the conversation with Trump

During an online conference Wednesday evening, Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelensky said he had not felt any “zero pressure” from US President Donald Trump, adding that “was a fruitful conversation, perhaps the most productive one we've had, the atmosphere was positive”.

“We have received signals from the United States that we are discussing a ceasefire involving energy objects, so not to attack energy infrastructure, and we are also talking about civilian infrastructure objects”, he said, transemton Periscope.

Zelensky said his team will draw up a list of objects they think might be included and present to Americans in future negotiations.

Ukrainian leader also said he and Trump discussed the American proposal to take over the Zaporizhja nuclear power plant, located in southern Ukraine and is occupied by Russia.
We talked only about a plant, what is under Russian occupation”, he said.

In a sign that European leaders are closely following discussions between Trump, Putin and Zelensky, the Ukrainian president responded to a phone call while speaking to reporters Wednesday evening, reports The Guardian.

Returning to the conference, he said:
It was President Macro, we talk on average once a day, it's helping a lot. I'll call you back”