U.S. President Donald Trump's personal hostility toward Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is influencing U.S. policy on Ukraine
Donald Trump said Ukraine should have a new negotiator and that its president does not want peace. He claimed Russia is fair and said the U.S. shares intelligence with Ukraine. Zelenskyy accused Trump of wanting Ukraine to surrender. Trump criticized Zelenskyy and said the U.S.-Ukraine alliance is at risk.
- Donald Trump suggested Ukraine should have another negotiator in the war.
- Trump stated Ukraine does not give anything in return for US aid.
- Volodymyr Zelensky accused Donald Trump of wanting to force Ukraine to surrender.
- David Lidington, a former British minister, suggested Trump's personal inclinations are important.
- Kaja Kallas, EU's high representative for foreign affairs, stated US negotiators have tried to force Ukraine's surrender for nearly two years.
- Kyiv has experienced disruptions in satellite support for its drones during the war.
- Zelenskyy alleged that the Pentagon was delaying missiles that Kyiv's partners had already paid for.
- Trump expressed openness to a trilateral meeting.
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