Media reported on Trump's team's negative assessment of the 2022 border proposal

The team of US President-elect Donald Trump did not support the proposal of the head of the office of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky Andriy Yermak on the return of the country to the borders of 2022. This is reported by the Ukrainian edition of NV.

As the publication writes, Yermak at a meeting with the Trump team presented proposals on the borders of Ukraine 2022, on joining NATO.

"Yermak took there certain proposals: about the borders of 2022, about what we need to reclaim, <...> and about Ukraine's accession to NATO, which in general is met by Trumpists very cool, very negative. And it was necessary to prepare for this and understand that such a reaction from the Americans will be", - stated in the material of the publication.

Yermak also told about the current situation on the front, embellishing it. However, "the American side was not entirely satisfied with the information it received."

"They have the real situation, and they are told a little such, embellished", - writes NV.

It is noted that before the meeting, Trump's representatives collected information about Andrei Yermak, containing "certain negative aspects".

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