Breaking: Trump Says It’s Time for New Leadership to Represent Zelensky in Negotiations
When asked by a reporter whether he had a response to Zelensky’s claim that Trump stands on the wrong side of history, Trump replied, “Zelensky doesn’t know what he’s talking about. He’s someone who should have ended this war long ago. If he had listened to me, he would have secured a far better agreement by now and saved hundreds of thousands of lives on his side. It’s time to let someone else—not Zelensky—represent Ukraine in negotiations.”
Listen closely: Trump appears to have reached his limit with Zelensky, signaling that it may be time for new leadership to take Ukraine’s place at the negotiating table.
He added, “We’ve given a lot to Ukraine. They’ve given us nothing.”
What does this mean for a businessman? The implications are clear—gratitude, reciprocity, compensation—these are likely the core concerns.
For Trump, the point has been made: enough is enough. It’s time to move on.
This raises significant questions about whether the United States might further restrict intelligence sharing or slow down the pace of support programs such as Star Shield.
The reporter also asked Trump about the prospects for a trilateral meeting among the three major powers.
Trump said he would consider such a meeting “not because of Ukraine—Russia has been fine on Ukraine”—but rather because of larger issues like nuclear disarmament.
On media platforms, Trump’s characterization of Russia’s conduct as “fine” has already drawn sharp criticism.
Nevertheless, Trump appears determined to push forward with certain objectives. The war in Ukraine may finally be entering a phase of substantial change.
Original source: toutiao.com/article/1879513090027520/
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