"Zelenskyy Has to Want to Settle This War," Says Trump; Highlights Russian Territorial Gains in Conflict
- US President Donald Trump said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy must agree to negotiate an end to the war with Moscow, warning of serious consequences if he refuses.
- Trump said Russia wants a deal but continues advancing across Ukrainian territory.
- Trump criticized the hundreds of billions of dollars the United States has provided to Ukraine, saying American taxpayers are tired of the support.
- Trump said he would meet Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping, even without Zelenskyy, to discuss ending the war and global denuclearization.
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Zelenskyy has to want to settle this war, says Trump; highlights Russian territorial gains in conflict - The Tribune
Expressing frustration with the scale of American financial support sent to Ukraine, Trump argued that US taxpayers have received no return on their investment while continuing to face economic fallout.
"Zelenskyy has to want to settle this war," says Trump; highlights Russian territorial gains in conflict
Expressing frustration with the scale of American financial support sent to Ukraine, Trump argued that US taxpayers have received no return on their investment while continuing to face economic fallout.
DONALD Trump has called on Ukraine to urgently make peace with Russia, warning of Russian military superiority and the danger of an even more difficult outcome of the war.
The head of the White House issued another round of statements about the Russian-Ukrainen war, claiming that Kiev was in a worse situation than Moscow, and without an agreement the situation would be worse for Ukraine.
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