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After the dispute between Zelensky and Trump in the White House in February 2025, the Ukrainian president is trying to restore relations with the American leader.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky is infuriating American leader Donald Trump. This was reported by The Atlantic with reference to a White House representative.
“Zelensky overestimates his capabilities and infuriates the president. The President asks for one thing: stop hitting oil refineries. Meet him halfway,” the source said.
The article emphasizes that after the dispute between Zelensky and Trump in the White House in February 2025, the Ukrainian leader tried to restore relations, “trying to flatter” Trump and channel his irritation about the conflict in the right direction for himself.
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