Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for not negotiating with Russia to end the war in Ukraine, saying that even the “worst deal” would be better than the current level of death and destruction. Trump made these remarks during a campaign rally in North Carolina, claiming that Ukraine would never be able to replace the lives lost and cities destroyed in the war. He accused Zelenskyy of making “nasty little dispersions” towards him and criticized the Ukrainian leader for not making a deal that could have prevented the devastation in Ukraine.
Trump’s comments come as Zelenskyy urged world leaders to support his 2022 “peace formula” that demands the expulsion of all Russian forces from Ukraine. Trump has promised to end the war almost immediately, but has not provided specific details about his plan. During an earlier interview, Trump said he had an “exacting plan” for resolving the conflict but could not disclose the details at that time.
Overall, Trump’s criticisms of Zelenskyy and his handling of the war highlight the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the need for a peaceful resolution. The Republican candidate’s stance on the issue could impact his campaign as the 2024 presidential election approaches.
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