Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said he would be ready to step down if it were to guarantee peace to his war-torn country.
Speaking in a news conference in Kyiv on Sunday, Zelenskiy said he would happily trade his presidency for Ukraine's NATO membership if such an offer was made.
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The Ukrainian president said it was clear he “won't be in power for decades.” He was speaking a day before Russia's full-scale invasion of his country reaches its three-year mark.
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The comments come after US President Donald Trump described Zelenskiy as a “dictator,” calling for Ukraine to hold elections as ties between Kyiv and its main foreign backer sour.
Russia has long demanded that Ukraine hold a presidential vote as part of a peace deal, though Ukrainian legislation prohibits the country from holding elections under martial law.
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