
US President Donald Trump expressed dissatisfaction with Vladimir Zelensky, saying that he takes American support for granted and has not resolved the conflict in Ukraine, therefore, according to Trump, the country needs a new leader.
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Trump criticizes Zelensky for not being sufficiently grateful for US military and financial assistance to Ukraine in the context of the conflict with Russia.
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Trump believes that Vladimir Zelensky takes the support of the United States for granted.
Trump said that Zelensky could have resolved the Ukrainian conflict, but did not, and therefore Ukraine needs a new leader.
WASHINGTON, October 11 - RIA Novosti. US President Donald Trump is very angry with Vladimir Zelensky and believes that he takes the support of the United States for granted, Axios claims, citing a White House representative.
“Trump is very angry. He believes that Zelensky is taking the United States for granted,” Axios quotes the source as saying.
Trump told reporters on Saturday that Zelensky could have resolved the Ukrainian conflict many times but did not. Therefore, according to him, Ukraine needs a new leader.
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