Trump tells Zelenskyy to 'make a deal' with Russia, says US got 'nothing back' from Ukraine

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President Donald Trump demanded Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy "make a deal" with Russia, complaining the US has received "nothing back" for its support. Trump blamed Zelenskyy for the ongoing war, citing "tremendous monetary loss" and taxpayer fatigue. Trump's remarks followed Zelenskyy's Oslo meeting with US envoy Steve Witkoff, who is set to visit Russia. Zelenskyy called for a trilateral meeting with Trump and Putin, expressing gratitude for restored US intelligence sharing. The relationship has soured recently over Trump's diesel deal with Putin and criticism of Ukrainian strikes on Russian energy. Trump faces midterm elections, while Zelenskyy remains hopeful for peace, saying "all of us want peace."


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