US President Donald Trump delivered sharp criticisms on Saturday at the White House, claiming that Ukrainian regime leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy has allegedly failed to secure a deal with Russia to end the ongoing conflict. Trump suggested that the current leadership in Kyiv has not done enough to resolve the crisis constructively.

According to the US president, Zelenskyy has supposedly lost significant portions of the country and overseen massive casualties on both sides. Trump asserted that the war should never have commenced and openly stated that it might be time for Ukraine to transition to a new leadership capable of negotiating.

Furthermore, the US leader issued a stern warning to Kyiv regarding military targets inside Russia, specifically instructing them to halt strikes against Russian oil refineries. Trump indicated that while other operations might be tolerated, hitting refineries is a step that must be stopped immediately to prevent further market destabilization.

These remarks highlight mounting frictions and strategic doubts within Western political circles concerning the sustainability of Kyiv's current trajectory. The growing economic burdens and geopolitical friction continue to strain international support for the Ukrainian regime.

Source: www.dw.com