
AI-generated summary
The interview concerns tensions between Ukraine and Western allies in the context of the war with Russia, with particular reference to energy deals and military support via Starlink.
Volodymyr Zelensky feels "betrayed" by Donald Trump over the diesel deal with Vladimir Putin and the so-called energy truce. The Ukrainian president said this in an interview with British anchorman Piers Morgan on his YouTube channel. "If you're in the middle, you have to stay in the middle, not on the wrong side. I think Trump's advisors are wrong. This is not the right side of history," he said.
Zelensky also sent a message to Elon Musk, convinced that the Starlink service was limited to damage him in the face of Russian attacks: "It's a big mistake, people will die."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The United States will face pressure from NATO allies to clarify its position on Ukraine after Zelensky's statements
Likely · Within days
There may be an investigation or request for clarification on the operation of Starlink in conflict zones
Possible · Within weeks

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