Trump Takes a Roller‑Coaster Throw at Zelensky
In a headline‑ready rant, former President Donald Trump spilled a hot sheet of grievances on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for “choosing to fight” Russia. The ex‑president’s tweet‑style diatribe twisted so far around that it almost feels like a punchline from a political improv special.
Who’s Really in the Mix?
Trump’s volley was directed at the wrong person: the real culprit behind the invasion is none other than Vladimir Putin. To simply blame Zelensky for “deciding to fight” is both factually off‑point and a tad unfair.
Why the Conflict Matters
- It’s a reminder that a president’s words can make partnerships look like a glitchy app.
- History doesn’t change with a retweet; it’s written by actual moves on a battlefield.
- When the culprit is misplaced, the political “fight” ends up more of a circus than a debate.
Bottom Line
Despite the grand theatrics, Trump’s argument comes down to a simple apology for missing the mark: the wildfire blew up in Ukraine because of Putin, not Zelensky. The former president’s criticism, in the end, is a case of misreading the script.
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Kyiv’s Stand‑Off: “We’re Not Playing Chess Here”
Kyiv’s leaders had little choice but to mount a full‑scale defense. “We didn’t just want to sit back and watch the cogs turn,” the city’s residents grumbled, echoing the sentiment of the United States and NATO allies. They’re in a standoff that feels less like a polite neighborhood dispute and more like a showdown at a fireworks factory.
Trump’s Take: “Big, Big Brazil versus Little Little Germany”
“Ukraine is up against a gigantic entity,” the former president remarked, while also offering a nod of respect to the courageous Ukrainian soldiers. He’s clear cut: “Zelensky has had enough of the double‑whammy education you call war, and he’s demanding peace.”
“We started pouring in gear… and Ukraine used the gear like a kid in a candy store, but you know what? War still needs to be solved.” – Trump
He didn’t stop there. He slammed Russia’s bold move, “Putin shouldn’t have done it… it has to stop.” He laments the toll: about 850,000 Russian soldiers and 700,000 Ukrainian ones now on the battlefield.
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