Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy strongly refuted Donald Trump’s accusation that Ukraine started the war with Russia, calling it disinformation. Zelenskyy also dismissed Trump’s claim of a 4% approval rating in Ukraine, citing a recent poll that showed 57% of Ukrainians trust him. Zelenskyy emphasized that his country is not for sale and cannot be sold for $500 billion in minerals as demanded by the U.S. He highlighted the resilience of the Ukrainian army and the support received from the U.S. in terms of weapons and budgetary aid.
Trump’s comments about Ukraine potentially making a deal to end the conflict and questioning Zelenskyy’s leadership were criticized by Zelenskyy and caused concern in Moscow. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov indirectly addressed Trump’s remarks, hinting at Russia’s satisfaction with the current U.S. administration’s stance on Ukraine. Lavrov also mentioned Trump’s acknowledgment of the previous administration’s role in the conflict.
The possibility of Ukrainian elections during the ongoing war was discussed, with Zelenskyy stating that it is not feasible to hold elections in such circumstances as supported by the country’s constitution. The situation in Ukraine and Trump’s comments have sparked both criticism and approval, highlighting the complex geopolitical dynamics at play in the region.
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