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Relations between the United States and Ukraine have been strained by Trump's announcement of a diesel deal with Russia, and Zelensky admitted in an interview that he felt betrayed.
In an interview on the 14th, Ukrainian President Zelensky admitted that he was "betrayed by Trump" and felt very sad about Trump's choice of side. (European News Agency)
Relations between the United States and Ukraine have been tense since President Trump announced the signing of a diesel agreement with Russia. During an interview on the 14th, Ukrainian President Zelensky admitted that he was "betrayed by Trump" and felt very sad that Trump chose sides.
According to Reuters, Zelensky admitted in an exclusive interview with the well-known British host Piers Morgan, "When President Trump chooses to stand on a certain side, but it is not our side, it is painful." He can accept Trump's neutrality between Ukraine and Russia, but Zelensky emphasized: "If you remain neutral, you must always remain neutral."
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Asked if he felt "betrayed" by Trump, Zelensky responded: "Honestly, yes, but it's more complicated than my personal emotions or feelings." Trump last weekend called for a new president in Ukraine and had previously agreed to lift sanctions on Russian diesel exports. "It is regrettable that we are losing a strong partner. We are not selling our country, for us this is not business, this is our life, this is our country," Zelensky said.
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