"It's a pity": Zelensky says Trump gave Putin what he wanted
Summary
In an interview, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said former U.S. President Donald Trump gave Russian President Vladimir Putin what he wanted during a summit in Alaska, which did not have clear outcomes. Zelensky was disappointed Ukraine was not included and emphasized the need for more pressure on Putin due to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Furthermore, Zelensky stated he is open to talks but prefers not to meet Putin in Russia for safety reasons.Key Facts
- Ukrainian President Zelensky said Trump gave Putin what he wanted at the Alaska summit.
- Trump was criticized for not pushing for a ceasefire with Putin.
- Zelensky was upset Ukraine was not represented at the summit.
- Putin expressed willingness to meet with Zelensky in Moscow, but Zelensky has safety concerns.
- Zelensky invited Putin to visit Kyiv instead.
- Zelensky told ABC that Putin is "playing games" with the U.S.
- The U.S. and Europe must increase pressure on Putin, according to Zelensky.
- Trump suggested European leaders should push Putin harder and accused them of indirectly supporting the war by buying Russian oil.
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