US and Europe Clash Over Ukraine Resolution Amid Trump’s Criticism of Zelensky
The US presents a draft UN resolution on Ukraine, contrasting with Europe’s call for immediate withdrawal of Russian forces as Trump criticizes Zelensky.
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The US has proposed a draft UN resolution regarding Ukraine that calls for a swift end to the conflict, differing from Europe's insistence on the complete withdrawal of Russian troops. This comes as tensions rise, with President Trump expressing criticism towards Ukrainian leader Zelensky, blaming him for the war's commencement and diminishing his role in peace negotiations. The situation has sparked a rift within the Republican Party, where some members oppose Trump's stance, viewing it as aligning with Russian narratives. With the UN voting on resolutions soon, the divide between US and European approaches remains significant.
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Trump's criticism has heightened tensions and excluded Ukraine from negotiations, leading to concerns about the US stance aligning with Russian narratives.
Some Republicans oppose Trump's stance, viewing it as aligning with Russian narratives, which has created a rift within the party.
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