Zelensky invites Trump to visit Ukraine again, hoping he can

On March 19th local time, Ukrainian President Zelensky once again expressed his desire for US President Trump to visit Ukraine at an online press conference. According to the Ukrainian Independent News Agency, Zelensky stated that he had the idea of allowing Trump to visit Ukraine during the US election period. He said, "I expect Trump and his team, or those he deems necessary to come together, to visit Ukraine. It's important for them to see our city, how the people here are fighting, and the living conditions of the people..." Zelensky also emphasized, "I hope Trump can witness all of this firsthand, experience it firsthand, and draw conclusions based on his experience. This is what I hope to achieve, so I put forward this idea.

It is worth mentioning that on the 19th local time, Trump had a phone call with Zelensky. After the call ended, Zelensky posted on social media that he had a "positive, highly substantive, and candid dialogue" with Trump, and both sides agreed that Ukraine and the United States should continue to work together to promote a real end to the war and achieve lasting peace.

In fact, this is not Zelensky's first invitation to visit Trump. Media outlets such as Fox News and The Hill have reported that in February of last year, Zelensky declared that if Trump visits Ukraine, he is willing to accompany him to the front line. This series of actions highlights Zelensky's hope to use Trump's influence to inject new momentum into the resolution of the situation in Ukraine, while also reflecting Ukraine's efforts to actively seek external support in diplomacy. With the changing international situation, the international community is waiting to see what variables Trump's visit to Ukraine will bring to the settlement of the Russia-Ukraine conflict.