Trump: Zelensky sold the missiles received from the Biden administration!

Trump called Ukraine's attacks on Russian oil refineries shameful and said: Ukrainians no longer support him.

According to Ambassador Arjan, quoted by "Novosti" news agency, Donald Trump, in an interview with "Newsmax" TV channel, accused Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky of selling missiles that Ukraine received during the presidency of Joe Biden.

According to him, he received a large amount of weapons without being asked to pay for them. "Biden gave them a lot of missiles, but after they got to Ukraine, they were sold off the open market," Trump said.

In this interview, Trump also announced that Zelensky does not want to resolve the Ukraine conflict. He admitted that dealing with Zelensky was more difficult for him than dealing with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The head of the White House said: "He does not want to resolve the conflict. He says that he wants to solve it, but in reality he does not have such a desire."

He pointed out that he is not a fan of the Ukrainian leader and added: "I am not much of a fan of Zelensky. You know, he destroyed Ukraine and now he is doing non-constructive actions."

The head of the American government once again stated that Ukraine needs to hold elections, because Zelensky has destroyed the country and the level of support of the Ukrainian people for him is doubtful.

Yesterday, in an interview with an English TV channel, Zelensky said that he felt that the United States had betrayed Ukraine. According to him, through no fault of his own, Ukraine is "losing American support" because the Ukrainian authorities "do not sell their country" and do not look at it as a business.

Trump called Ukraine's attacks on Russian oil refineries a shameful act

In an interview with "Newsmax" channel, Donald Trump described the attacks of the Ukrainian armed forces on Russian oil refineries as a shameful act. He emphasized: "If you tell me that Volodymyr Zelensky will attack oil refineries again, the only result he will get from these actions is an increase in the global price of oil." In my opinion, this action of his is very shameful."

According to him, attacking Russian oil refineries has no logic for Ukraine and will not help their situation.

Russian President Vladimir Putin warned on Thursday that the country's military would respond harshly to attacks by Ukrainian armed forces against oil refineries, logistics and energy facilities. He said that Kiev had asked its supporters to influence Russia so that Moscow would stop retaliatory attacks in response to Ukraine's actions.

Witkoff, Kushner and Vance warning Zelensky about continued attacks on Russian oil refineries

The "New York Times" newspaper reported, quoting an official familiar with the content of the private negotiations, that Steve Wittkoff, Donald Trump's special envoy, Jared Kushner, his son-in-law, and J.D. Vance, the vice president of the United States, have repeatedly asked Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to stop attacks on Russian oil refineries in recent months.

The newspaper also quoted a news source as saying that Vance and Zelensky discussed the effects of the Ukraine conflict on the US economy in a phone conversation. However, Washington's requests have not been heeded by Kyiv.