Trump removes fresh frustrations with Zelenskyy as US officials increase pressure on Ukraine leader
On Monday, US President Donald Trump has criticized Ukrainian President Volodymir Zelensky to suggest that the end of Russia's war is probably “far away.”
Comments come as a famous Trump allies, which put pressure on Zellensky to dramatically change his approach to the US President, which quickly completed the war, or set aside.
A long, complex relationship between leaders reached Nadar, following the “catastrophic meeting of the White House”, in which Trump and the US Vice President JD Vance Vance Zellenki has taken out to be enough to be satisfied For US support since Russia's invasion three years ago.
“This is the worst statement that could be done by Zellensky, and America will not come to terms very long.” Trump said In the social platform of his truthAbout the comments on when talking to journalists in London, when talking to journalists, was delayed yesterday.
Later Monday, Trump said that Zelenskyy was “better not right” about the end of war that's still far away.
“If someone doesn't want to make a deal, I think that man will not be too long,” Trump said at the White House. “That man will not hear too long.”
At the same time, Zelenskyy was strong about the European initiative to end the war.
“Today we are talking about the first steps,” he said to the journalist. “As long as they are not on paper, I wouldn't want to talk about them in a very detail.”
“It is still too far to end the war, and no one has started all these steps yet,” he added.
Zelensky also said about social media that “it is very important that we tried to really establish our diplomacy to be possible.”
Trump's National Security Adviser said that Zelenki's behavior during the Oval office meeting it “in the air”, regardless of whether someone will be able to deal with.
After the hostile treatment of Ukrainian President Volodymr Zelenkki, the White President of Ukraine Volodymr Zelenkkki, Ukrainians are more and more spoiled by their hopes on Europe to help them stop the war and ensure vitality.
“Is he ready to personally politically, to move his country to the end?” Mike Walts said about FOX News America's NewSroomA number “can he and if he will make compromises.”
Angela Stent, former Russian and Eurasian National Intelligence Officer in the National Intelligence Council, said Putin, probably in a hurry to end the war between Zelensky and Europe and the United States.
“He is not interested in ending the war,” Stent said, a senior friend of Washington's Brooking Institution. “He thinks that Russia wins …. He thinks that when the time continues, the West will be broke.”
Britain, France is trying to help
European countries, led by Britain and France, are gathering near Zelensky and are trying to establish a peace plan that includes Kiev.
Monday, Britain said several suggestions were made for the ceasefire, after France floated a month with a break, which leads to peace talks.
A ceasefire will show the West, whether Russian President Vladimir Putin “acts in good faith,” said French Foreign Minister Jean-Neleli, “said real peace talks.
The host of the World Leaders in London, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Kay Starmer called on the Corruption Coalition to support Ukraine's protection against Russia. Starmer noted that Europe must make a heavy increase, but we need support.
France, Britain and other possible European countries have offered to send troops to Ukraine ceasefire. Some Moscow has already rejected, but they say they will want to support the United States or “pedestrian.”
European land troops would be deployed only in the second round of Ukraine, French President Emanuel Mcon said in an interview published in Le Figaro on Sunday.
Zelenki says the ceasefire should have real guarantees from the West so that Russia, which is currently holding almost 20 percent of Ukraine, does not attack again. Trump refused to give such guarantees.
Friedrich Merz, who will be held in Germany, who will hold a German Chancellor, a week ago, the argument of the Oval office on Friday, in which Zelensky publicly was a planned trap.
“It was not a spontaneous response for Zelopesky's intervention, but evidently produced,” Merz said.
“We must now show that we will take a position in Europe.”
Rosemar Barton, General Political Correspondent, speaks with former Former Economic Development Minister Timofi Munanov about Trump-Zelensky clashes at the Egg Office and what does the relations between the two countries mean.
