The Ukrainian president thanked Trump for signing the Lindsey Graham sanctions bill into law. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Sunday he had spoken with US President Donald Trump and the two agreed to meet in New York for talks that "could change a lot" in terms of finding a resolution to the 4-1/2-year-old war with Russia. The two leaders will be in New York in the coming week for the UN General Assembly. "We agreed to meet in New York, and this meeting could change a lot. There is diplomatic momentum," Zelenskyy wrote on the X social media platform. Zelenskyy said he thanked Trump for this month's visit to Kyiv by US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. "The peace track is our number-one priority," he said. "There are ideas for de-escalation steps and for addressing fundamental security issues – energy security, food security, and the protection of human life," he said. "We are working together with the American team and are ready to take really serious steps." . Zelenskyy again thanked Trump for signing into law the Russian sanctions bill championed by the late US Senator Lindsey Graham.
