President Trump has announced his intention to end the war with Russia, emphasizing that only his administration can achieve this. During a meeting, Trump expressed his dissatisfaction with the management of Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, calling his work "terrible." In a surprising turn, Trump severed ties with Ukraine and criticized Zelenskyy, calling him a "modestly successful comedian" and a "dictator."
Zelenskyy responded to Trump’s statements dismissing them as "disinformation" and defending the financial aid and societal support received. These events mark a strategic shift for President Trump, who now shows a tendency to negotiate with Vladimir Putin instead of supporting Zelenskyy in the conflict with Russia.
Trump used the social network Truth to highlight the supposed disadvantages of backing Zelenskyy in his dispute with Russia and suggested that it is preferable to deal with a "dictator without elections" referring to Putin. He also stated that Zelenskyy has not respected the presidential transition and lacks the trust of the Ukrainian people.
On the other hand, the President of Ukraine admitted that some of the monetary aid sent by the United States is "missing." In response to these questions, Zelenskyy defended his management asserting that the information comes from disinformation originating from Russia and reiterated his commitment to continue leading the country.
