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Donald Trump made clear that his personal grudge with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky hasn’t abated during a phone interview with NBC News.
Speaking with Meet the Press anchor Kristen Welker on Saturday, the president knocked Zelensky for offering assistance to the U.S. and Middle Eastern countries, the latter of which the Ukrainian president said on Friday were seeking his aid in sharing drone detection technology.
The “last person we need help from is Zelensky,” Trump told Welker.
He also said that Zelensky remained the obstacle preventing a peace deal from being reached between his country and Russia, which have been actively at war for four years.
“I’m surprised that Zelensky doesn’t want to make a deal. Tell Zelensky to make a deal because Putin’s willing to make a deal,” Trump said, reiterating his long-stated belief that Russia’s Vladimir Putin is opposed to the war he started in Ukraine.
“Zelensky is far more difficult to make a deal with,” the U.S. president continued.
Call it playing devil’s advocate but this might be a blessing in disguise for Ukraine.
They have a reason to hold a grudge against Iran but Zelensky himself has said that this war is a distraction from the Russia-Ukraine situation that diverts resources and political capital away from helping Ukraine.
The more Trump and Western allies are bogged down with Iran and the energy crisis, the worst it gets for Ukraine. Helping Trump prolong his campaign may actually hurt Zelensky at home.
Give him two weeks. He will reconsider