Trump strikes Zelenskyy for a bleak request about the closing of the Russian war

President Donald Trump again attacked Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, after the Ukrainian leader suggested that the end of the war with Russia remains “very, far.”

Trump made the statement on social networks, reacting to the news reports on Zelenskyy’s comments. White house He said he wants a public excuse from Zelenskyy for a controversial meeting with Trump and JD Vance Vice President on Friday.

“This is the worst statement that could have been made by Zelenskyy, and America will not be with it for a long time! It is what I said. This type does not want to be peace, as long as it has support,” Trump wrote.

“Europe, at the meeting they had with Zelenskyy, made it clear that I cannot do the job without the US – it is probably not a great statement that has been made in terms of a force against Russia. What do they think?” He added.

Zelenskyy meets British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in London following the collision of the Trump Oval Office

Trump’s statement comes after Zelenskyy met with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron, among other European leaders.

The leader of Ukraine He had been scheduled to visit the White House last week to sign a rare earth mineral agreement with the Trump administration, but he was expelled before signing the agreement. While Zelenskyy says he is still willing to sign the agreement, Trump’s White House says he is now waiting for public excuses.

Senator Lindsey Graham, Rs.c., He called the Ukrainian leader to resign on Sunday.

“Either you have to resign and send someone we can do business with, or they have to change,” Graham said after the meeting on Friday.

Trump says Zelenskyy can “return when he is ready for peace” after the exchange of the fiery White House

Zelenskyy withdrew that Graham could weigh in the Ukrainian leadership when he became a Ukrainian citizen, to which Graham replied: “Unfortunately, until there are no elections, no one has a voice in Ukraine.”

According to the Senator, he does not believe that the Americans see the Ukrainian president as someone who feels comfortable “doing” after the television dispute.

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Graham also stressed that the Ukrainian-American relationship is “important vital”. However, he questioned if Zelenskyy could ever “make an agreement with the United States.”

Peter Doocy Al Fox News contributed to this report.