Trump criticizes Zelensky and expresses confidence in Ukraine deal

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President Donald Trump criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, blaming him for Russia's invasion. Trump urged Zelensky to hold elections, aligning with Moscow's demands, and expressed confidence in reaching a deal to end the war after recent US-Russia talks. Zelensky had previously voiced concerns about being excluded from negotiations, emphasizing the need for fair discussions involving European nations. Trump's remarks suggested frustration with Zelensky's complaints, as he questioned the lack of recent elections in Ukraine. Trump indicated he might meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin soon, following their agreement to initiate peace talks. He expressed support for European peacekeepers in Ukraine, stating that the US would not need to contribute significantly.


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