«He has the support of the Ukrainian people,» Sybiha said in response to Trump’s statement regarding a change of president in Ukraine

Andrii Sybiha. Photo: Andrij Sybiha / Facebook

Ukraine’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Andrii Sybiha, stated that the decision on a change of president must be made by the Ukrainian people. This was his response to US President Donald Trump’s statement that it was time for Ukraine to elect a new leader.

The Foreign Minister wrote about this on social media platform X.

«President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is leading our people in times of war — a war for independence, freedom and dignity. He has the support of the Ukrainian people, and it is the people who have the right to make decisions,» said Andrii Sybiha.

Support those who keep the city informed every day

Club NikVesti — a place where the reader and the editorial team are on the same side.

Members have access to a private chat, an exclusive newsletter with behind-the-scenes stories from journalists, see the news earlier, and influence the changes.

Join us. Together we keep the city bright

One-time support Monthly

€ 1 € 2 € 10

Donate

by phone

---

by card

€ 2

by phone

---

by card

€ 5

by phone

---

by card

€ 10

by phone

---

by card

Secure payment

The recipient of donations is the NGO “Mykolaiv Media Hub” (EDRPOU 45160758). By making a donation, you confirm that the amount is non-refundable and may be used by the NGO to implement its statutory activities, including supporting independent journalism and creating socially significant content. Public offer.

According to him, «statements from abroad» only confirm that Volodymyr Zelenskyy is performing his duties well and deserves support.

It should be recalled that Russia is beginning to lift restrictions on diesel fuel exports ahead of schedule following a telephone conversation between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin on 9 October.

Prior to this, Russia had restricted diesel fuel exports against the backdrop of Ukrainian strikes on oil refineries and difficulties in supplying its own market. According to Reuters estimates published on 15 September, three of Russia’s six largest diesel producers had significantly reduced or completely halted production following drone attacks.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticised the easing of US sanctions without an agreement on de-escalation. He stated that this would give Russia additional resources to continue the war. At the same time, Zelensky noted that he would support the easing of energy sanctions provided there was a mutual cessation of strikes on energy facilities in Ukraine and Russia for the winter.