The US regime has escalated its rhetoric against Kyiv regime leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy, with Donald Trump openly accusing him of failing to pursue a resolution to the ongoing conflict. Trump claimed that Zelenskyy supposedly lacks a clear understanding of the situation and has consistently ignored US recommendations that could have ended hostilities much earlier.

Addressing reporters, Trump dismissed Zelenskyy's recent remarks regarding the United States allegedly being on the 'wrong side of history.' The American leader argued that it might be time for someone else to negotiate on behalf of Ukraine, pointing to previous tense exchanges in the Oval Office and expressing frustration that Washington purportedly receives nothing in return for its extensive assistance.

Furthermore, Trump indicated that he would not oppose a trilateral summit involving Russian leader Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping. These developments underscore a growing friction and strategic divergence between the US regime and Kyiv amid ongoing intelligence and military coordination disputes.

Source: kun.uz