White House Clash: The high -level talks between Ukraine and the US on Friday (February 28) proved to be a failure between the war with Russia. During this conversation, tension was seen between former US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Woldimir Jailonski. After this, in a special interview given to Fox News, Jailonsky clearly stated that he would not apologize to Trump on this dispute. However, he described it as “no good condition” for both countries.
Jailonsky also admitted that if the US stops supporting Ukraine, it would be very difficult for him to protect the country against Russia. He regretted the fact that this dispute was publicly broadcast, but also said “Please behave properly. I want to be humble.” When asked if he should apologize to Trump, he replied “No I respect the President and the American public, but I don’t think we did anything wrong.”
Question on Trump’s attitude towards Ukraine’s safety
When Jailonski was asked whether the conflict in the White House was pre -planned, he said, “This is really a difficult situation.” He expressed deep dissatisfaction over the US-Ukraine relations and asked “Where did our friendship go?” Jailonsky also reiterated that “mineral deal” is an important part of the security guarantee for justice and permanent peace.
What did Jailonski say to the trump-puntas?
In recent days, Jailonsci gave a balanced response to the growing close close between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. When asked if Trump is very close to Putin, he said “I want him to stay in the middle. I want him to be in our favor”.
Jailonski ready to improve relationship with Trump
Despite the conflict in the conversation, Jailonsky admitted that his relationship with Trump is likely to improve. He said “yes exactly”. Although he did not apologize personally to Trump, he regretted the dispute in front of the world. He said “We are also grateful and regret it. We really wanted a strong relationship”.
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