US EditionTrump blames Zelensky for Ukraine war after '60 Minutes' interview
- Donald Trump accused Ukraine of starting the war with Russia, claiming that they should have never initiated the conflict despite widespread condemnation of Russia's deadly attacks on civilians in Ukraine.
- After a missile attack that killed 35 civilians, Trump claimed that President Volodymyr Zelensky was one of the individuals responsible for the escalation of the war.
- Zelensky responded to Trump's claims, asserting, "We did not launch an attack," and stating that Russia is the aggressor in the conflict.
- Trump also described Zelensky as incompetent and criticized his handling of the situation, implying failures from both Zelensky and President Joe Biden.
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Trump singled out Zelensky and for the first time openly stated who was responsible for the war. According to Trump, Ukraine should never have gone to war with Russia. At the same time, a map appeared stating that the Trumps would divide Ukraine, what is the truth? Attila Demkó analyzes.
“I heard it was a mistake,” said Donald Trump after Russia carried out the deadliest missile attack in Ukraine this year on Sunday, killing 35 civilians in the city of Sumy. And now the US is refusing to agree to the G7 countries condemning the attack so as not to disrupt peace talks with Moscow.
Blaming Zelensky For Ukraine War, Trump Invents Fake History
President Donald Trump is victim-blaming Ukraine after Russia carried out a missile attack on civilians at a Palm Sunday celebration in the city of Sumy, killing at least 34 people, including two children.On Sunday night after the bombing, Trump said in an interview on Air Force One that the ballistic missile attack was “a mistake" and a “horrible thing”—even though a ballistic missile attack has to be directed and thus could not have been a ben…
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