- Former U.S. President Donald Trump has reversed his stance on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, denying that he ever called him a dictator.
- When questioned about his previous statement, Trump responded, “Did I say that? I can’t believe I said that. Next question.”
Context & Background
Previous Comments: At a Saudi-backed investment meeting in Florida, Trump referred to Zelensky as a “dictator without elections” and made similar claims on social media.
Zelensky’s Democratic Legitimacy: Despite Trump’s remarks, Zelensky was democratically elected by the people of Ukraine.
Peace Talks & International Diplomacy: Trump is pushing for a Russia-Ukraine peace deal and pressuring Zelensky to agree.
Meetings with European Leaders: Trump met with British PM Keir Starmer and hosted French President Emmanuel Macron, both of whom support deploying European troops to uphold any future peace deal.
Trump’s Position on Ukraine & Russia
Trump claims progress in negotiating peace between Russia and Ukraine.
Says he has had “very good talks” with both nations.
Insists Russian President Vladimir Putin will honor any agreement.
This diplomatic shift raises questions about Trump’s stance on Ukraine and his strategy for peace negotiations with Russia.
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