Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for not negotiating with Russia to end the war in Ukraine, saying that even the “worst deal” would be better than the current level of death and destruction. Trump made these comments during a campaign rally in North Carolina, where he mentioned the loss of lives and destruction of cities in Ukraine. He accused Zelenskyy of not making a deal that could have improved the situation and rebuilt the country.
Trump’s criticism of Zelenskyy came after the Ukrainian leader made comments questioning Trump’s ability to stop the war. Zelenskyy had also expressed concerns about the radical views of Trump’s running mate JD Vance regarding the conflict in Ukraine. Zelenskyy, who spoke at the UN General Assembly in New York, urged world leaders to support his 2022 “peace formula” that calls for the expulsion of Russian forces from Ukraine.
Trump has been vocal about his plans to end the war in Ukraine, claiming he has a detailed plan but cannot disclose it until it is put into action. His comments have sparked controversy and drawn attention to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. As the election approaches, Trump’s stance on foreign policy and conflict resolution will continue to be scrutinized by voters and world leaders alike.
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