"Not a great fan": Trump told whether Zelensky considers guilty of war in Ukraine

To spread: Donald Trump, President of the United States, does not consider President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky responsible for the beginning of the war, while he is not his "great fan". He made such a statement during a briefing at the White House with Italy Prime Minister, Georgia Meloni, Sky News writes. "I do not consider Zelensky responsible, but I am not delighted with what this war has begun," the head of state said.

Donald Trump added that he was dissatisfied with the head of Ukraine and everyone who "participates in it. " The American leader noted that he did not blame the President of Ukraine, but would not say that the latter was doing a wonderful job. "I'm not a great fan," he said. According to the head of the United States, the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin "would in no way" would not have fallen to Ukraine if he was president at that time. Now Donald Trump "tries to make him stop.

" We will remind, on April 14, the US president accused of a full -scale war in Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky and his predecessor Joe Biden. The US leader stated that they "did a completely horrible job. " Donald Trump "has nothing to do with the invasion of the Russian Federation. On the same day, during the press conference, he was asked about the proposal of President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky to sell the necessary American weapons to Kiev, including missiles for Patriot air defense systems.