Trump on Ukraine and Zelensky

Trump Criticizes Zelenskyy for Russia-Ukraine Conflict

In a recent podcast, former U.S. President Donald Trump held Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy responsible for the onset of the Russia-Ukraine war.

According to USA Today, Donald Trump expressed strong opinions about the Ukraine conflict, indicting its president for the ongoing war and lamenting the role of U.S. aid under his administration.

During his appearance on the PBD Podcast this past Thursday, Trump decried the conflict as "a losing war" and criticized President Zelenskyy's approach, particularly in terms of diplomatic efforts before the invasion. He suggested that better negotiations could have prevented the conflict.

Trump accused the current U.S. administration, led by President Joe Biden, of instigating the Russian aggression, a viewpoint he vocalized strongly during the podcast. His critique extended not only to foreign leaders but also to domestic policy, underscoring his belief that the Biden administration played a role in initiating conflict rather than averting it.

The dialogue concerning this issue was notably tense because of the aid figures released. Just a day before Trump's podcast appearance, the Biden administration had announced a significant $425 million aid package destined for Ukraine.

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