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Video Overview
In this 2025 60 Minutes interview, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy discusses Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, civilian losses, the prospect of diplomacy, and uncertainty around continued U.S. support. Speaking from Ukraine, he argues that any path to peace must address Ukrainian security and sovereignty.
An invitation to visit Ukraine
Zelenskyy invites President Trump to visit Ukraine and see the effects of Russia’s invasion firsthand before making decisions about negotiations.
Questions over U.S. backing
The interview examines Zelenskyy’s concerns over shifting U.S. policy, military aid, and Ukraine’s place in talks with Russia.
What peace would require
Zelenskyy describes his view of a just peace, including sovereignty, security guarantees, accountability, and Ukraine’s occupied territory.
Topics
Civilian casualties in Ukraine
Zelenskyy reflects on the war’s impact on Ukrainian civilians, including children killed in a Russian missile strike.
U.S. political debate
The interview addresses Zelenskyy’s response to statements by President Trump and Vice President Vance about the conflict.
Diplomacy and security guarantees
Zelenskyy explains why he says negotiations and a ceasefire require credible security guarantees for Ukraine.
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Public transcript excerpt
Transcript
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During his presidential campaign, Trump boasted he would end the war before inauguration day. Instead, today, Palm Sunday, Russian missiles struck the Ukrainian city of Sunumi. At least 32 civilians are dead, including another two children.
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Audience comments snapshot
Viewer Response
The sampled comments express strong support for President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, appreciation for 60 Minutes giving him space to speak, and concern over Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Comment themes
Human toll of war
Commenters focus on the human cost of the war and the impact of attacks on civilians and children.
Platforming Ukraine’s perspective
Viewers thank 60 Minutes for airing Zelenskyy’s perspective at a consequential point in U.S.-Ukraine relations.
Audience signals
Emotional reaction
Several commenters describe the interview as emotionally difficult, citing heartbreak, confusion, rage, and concern for Ukrainians affected by the war.
Support for Zelenskyy
Comments repeatedly praise Zelenskyy’s leadership and express respect for his position during the interview.
International solidarity
Viewers from the United States and the United Kingdom emphasize their belief that Russia is the aggressor and voice support for Ukraine.
Representative public comments
I am neither Democrat nor Republican. I am American, a fifth generation Montanan. I have been following this closely since before 2014 and I fully support Ukraine. The United States has provided Ukraine with less than 8% of the DoD's budget for these last three years. The majority of that has went right back into th...
I feel nothing but respect for President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. 💙💛 A real man, a Mensch!
Zelenskyy's facial expressions describe my exact feelings: Heartbreak, confusion, and rage.
He is a hero, I would consider it an honor to meet him.
This just breaks my heart. Thank you 60 minutes for letting President Zelensky speak. President Zelensky, you are a true president. May God bless you all. 💙🙏
I am a BRITISH CITIZEN , born in WINDSOR in BERKSHIRE near the Kings castle , I have been living and volunteering in DNIPRO Ukraine for 18 months . HOW is it even possible for anybody with a brain to think that POOtin is NOT the agressor in this conflict ???
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