In a bold interview on Sunday, U.S. President Donald Trump openly criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, sparking fresh debate over the escalating conflict. Trump remarked, "I'm not happy with what Putin's doing," and added, "I don't know what the hell happened to Putin." His harsh words come as the region experiences renewed drone and missile strikes, with rockets reportedly targeting key urban areas like Kyiv.
During the interview, Trump recalled his long history with Putin, noting that while they used to get along, recent actions — including rocket attacks that have led to serious casualties — have pushed him to speak out. He also took aim at Zelenskyy, criticizing the rhetoric coming out of Kyiv and saying it only worsens the situation. According to Trump, this conflict is driven by the actions of Putin, Zelenskyy, and Biden, not him.
The remarks surfaced amid reports of intense military exchanges, with Russia intercepting a large number of Ukrainian drones and missile strikes causing tragic losses, including multiple casualties and injuries. Trump also hinted at the possibility of further sanctions against Russia as a way to counter the rising aggression.
This fiery interview has got everyone talking, especially among young, tech-savvy readers across South and Southeast Asia who follow global trends on their mobile devices. With conflicts and political dynamics influencing our fast-paced digital lives, staying updated has never been more crucial. Let’s keep the conversation going and share thoughts on these unfolding events 😊.
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