Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, commenting on the words of U.S. former President Donald Trump, who is running for election, that he will quickly end the war in Ukraine, asked a counter question, in particular, what Trump will do if the Russian President does not stop after Ukraine.

"Donald Trump said he can stop the war, he will sit down with Putin and Zelenskyy... I have not seen this video, but as I understand it, there was some kind of conference, and he said that if Putin does not stop, then he [Trump] will transfer more weapons to Ukraine. If Ukraine does not stop, it will take away some reserves," he said at a meeting with the International Media Council in Davos.

According to Zelenskyy, the question is this: "even if Trump does not support us, imagine that we do not agree to give up our territories, then Donald Trump will stop helping us and Putin, say, will occupy us after a certain period."

"Then the question is, what will Trump do after this, if after Ukraine Russia occupies a NATO country?" the president asked.

"That is, he decided that if you do not freeze the conflict, if we allow Putin to enter Ukraine completely, then he will stop. But Putin will not stop. So what will Donald Trump do in the United States after that? Since in this case it means that Europe lost and lost the largest and most powerful army in Europe because it lost Ukraine," Zelenskyy said.

Previously, Zelenskyy said Trump provide his specific "peace plan" for Ukraine, if he has one. Zelenskyy also said Ukraine is not ready to give up its territories.