The ongoing feud between US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky has intensified, with Trump once again accusing Zelensky of obstructing peace efforts with Russia. The latest round of hostilities erupted after Zelensky insisted that any negotiations to end the war must be “just, honest, and most importantly, sustainable.” Trump reacted strongly to these comments, arguing that the Ukrainian leader is exploiting American support while failing to pursue peace in earnest.

On March 3, Trump took to his Truth Social platform to criticize Zelensky’s remarks to the Associated Press. Trump lambasted Zelensky’s insistence that peace remains “very, very far away” and claimed that the Ukrainian leader has no real desire to end the war as long as he can rely on US assistance.

“This is the worst statement that could have been made by Zelensky, and America will not put up with it for much longer!” Trump declared. He further accused the Ukrainian president of prolonging the conflict, stating, “This guy doesn’t want there to be Peace as long as he has America’s backing.”

Trump’s remarks reflect a growing frustration among certain segments of the US political spectrum, where concerns over the scale of military and financial aid to Ukraine have been mounting. Many of Trump’s allies in the Republican Party have echoed similar sentiments, questioning whether continued support for Kyiv is serving American interests.

Zelensky has insisted that before engaging in any meaningful negotiations with Moscow, Ukraine must receive firm security guarantees from........

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