Zelensky revealed details of the conversation with Trump about Patriot and the negotiation process

According to hvylya.net: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Polish President Andrzej Duda held talks in Kyiv on June 29, 2025, during which they discussed the outcomes of the meeting with the American leader and the prospects for bilateral cooperation with the new Polish administration.

'The meeting with President Trump was good. The range of topics was the widest. We discussed all issues primarily related to the Patriot themes, how to protect our sky, and other steps related to the negotiation process, as well as the sanctions direction, our bilateral relations after signing a bilateral agreement' - stated the Ukrainian leader.

Zelensky and Duda agreed to continue cooperation at the governmental level and expressed readiness to maintain dialogue with the newly elected President of Poland, Karol Nawrocki. Duda emphasized the effectiveness of cooperation with Ukraine during critical moments at the beginning of the war, highlighting the importance of assistance for people, not politics.

'I am proud that we, together with President Zelensky, acted for the people, not for politics. These were unconventional solutions made without delay, without coordination through ten instances. We did not engage in big politics; we simply helped people' - stated Duda.

Zelensky also declared his readiness to support cooperation with Polish businesses in the reconstruction of Ukraine. Both leaders discussed opportunities for cooperation in various sectors, including the development of drone technologies.

The main task remains the joint struggle against Russian aggression. Zelensky emphasized the importance of unity between Ukraine and Poland in confronting the aggressor.

Outcome

The talks between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Polish President Andrzej Duda were aimed at continuing cooperation between the countries, especially in the context of the reconstruction of Ukraine and the fight against Russian aggression. They also expressed support for newly elected leaders and highlighted their activities aimed at assisting and protecting people.