‘The Donald’s’ anger with the Ukrainian president in the White House goes beyond the personal, writes world affairs editor Sam Kiley – it shows a global shift in strategy from the US away from Ukraine and towards the Kremlin
Trump's anger towards Zelensky during their meeting at the White House reflects more than personal animosity; it indicates a strategic shift in US policy, moving away from Ukraine towards closer ties with Russia. Trump resents Zelensky for not supporting his efforts against Biden and admires Putin, whom he believes was unfairly accused of election interference. This clash signals a potential realignment of US foreign policy under Trump's influence.
