Video: Zelenskyy Tells Fox He Is Willing to 'Freeze' the Battle Lines to End the War
The Ukrainian president told Brian Kilmeade he would halt the fighting along current lines. The clip runs 28 seconds, and Fox's listing gives only a one-line description.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he is willing to stop the war where the front lines are now.
This post summarizes a clip that runs 28 seconds. We relied on Fox News's published title and description, not a transcript, so we are limited to what the network says about it.
According to Fox, Zelenskyy told Brian Kilmeade he is willing to "freeze" the war with Russia along the current battle lines. The listing carries no further quotes. It does not say what Zelenskyy wants in return, whether he sets conditions, or how Russia has responded to the idea.
A separate segment. Fox lists another Zelenskyy appearance on "Fox & Friends" from the same morning. Its description says he discussed Russia's release of a detained American, talks to end the war, and the impact of what Fox calls the Starlink showdown. We did not see that segment and cannot say how it connects to the clip above.
Context from today's news. Russia freed American Stephen Hubbard on Wednesday after a meeting between envoy Steve Witkoff and Vladimir Putin, as we report in a separate story.
Two limits. This is one leader's statement in a brief interview clip, not an agreement or a proposal on the table. And nothing in the listing shows how Moscow or Washington reacted.
To hear Zelenskyy's remarks in his own words, watch the clip at the link below.