President Donald Trump on Friday continued his continued attack against Ukrainian president Voltodmyr Zelenskyy as tensions between two leaders exploded in a public period of this week.
“I have seen this man for many years today, while his cities are destroyed, while killing his people, because the soldiers decayed,” Trump Says to Fox News Radio’s “The Brian Kilmeade Show” on Friday morning. “I watched for years, and I watched him with no cards. He had no card, and you were sick of it.”
The US worked with international partners in the broker’s peace talks to close the war in Ukraine. By the end of the week, several high-level US officers toward Saudi Arabia To meet with members of the Russian government without Ukraine.
After the meeting, the Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the introductory talks include a decision to establish the Embassy Embassy staff for Russia if the War in Ukraine. But on Friday, Trump told Kilmeade that he did not want to enjoy Zelenskyy “very important to meetings, be honest with you.”
“He was at a meeting for three years, and didn’t do anything,” Trump said. “So, I don’t think he is very important in meetings, to be honest with you. He is in three years. But he looks for what happened in his country, it was demolished.”
After Friday, at a meeting of the White House governors, Trump added that he had “very good talks in Putin, and I didn’t have good talks in Ukraine.”
Trump added that the talks in peace are the only way to stop many deaths in the war, speaking of governors, “millions of people are killed. I think more people than even who understands. And we have people better to go to the table, it will end. It would not have happened. “
The White House and Ukraine’s Embassy did not respond to a request for commentary.
As the details of potential peace discussions began to get out last week on the security security tracks, Zelenskyy should have a chair on the table.
“I do not accept any decisions between the United States and Russia about Ukraine, no,” Zelenskyy An interview with the NBC News’ “Meet Press” Last week in Munich. “This is the War in Ukraine, against us, and it is our loss to man.”
In that interview, he also admired Trump, saying the Moderator Kristen Weler Putin “doesn’t want to have a chance that the President has this opportunity and he will be strong, and I will think that he can actually push Putin to the Security negotiations. “
The spat between Trump and Zelenskyy strikes this week because Trump on Tuesday said Zusskyy “never begins with the” war, invaded in Ukraine on February 2022.
Zelenskyy accuses Trump to live in a “disinformation bubble” and push the points of Kremlin’s talking. In response, Trump called Zelenskyy a “dictator” and a “moderate successful comedian.”
Friday, Kilmeade often pressed Trump in Putin, saying, “But you know who’s to blame for it not getting the soil that doesn’t get right? And don’t you think that? “
“Now, both sides want to talk, as if, so should we just come to that point?” Kilmeade added.
“They just wanted to talk about me. If I didn’t get involved, they couldn’t talk to each other. And Russia will continue, pass through Ukraine, and Russia will continue to march through Ukraine, “Trump replied, dodging the direct question of which country was blame at the start of the war.
Later, Kilmeade asked Trump if “Russians had to celebrate today, because they heard rhetoric from the White House.”
Again, the President was demutrated, blowing Zelenskyy and says Russians “really want to make an agreement.”
“I think they really want to make an agreement, I know it’s impossible to deal with Zelenskyy while his buildings fall,” Trump told Kilmeade.
As President of Russia’s praise and condemnation of Ukraine This week progressed, Many members of his own party warned against Trump’s rhetoric rhetoric.
“Here’s where I agree with the White House: Until the White House I started the war. I think Vladimir Putin began to war, that Vladimir Putin was a Gangster. He was a gangster in a blackhawk,” Sen. John Kennedy, R-la., Said at Capitol Hill on Wednesday, after Trump showed Ukraine to blame the war.
Thom Tillis, Rn.C., Kennedy echoed, telling reporters for the same day:
