Trump escalates disputes with Selenskyj: Future of Ukraine in danger!

A turbulent meeting in the White House between US President Donald Trump and the Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyj ended in a public dispute that questions the future of Ukrainian support from the United States. On the occasion, Trump made it unequivocally clear that he would let Ukraine down in the fight against Russia if Selenskyj would not reach an agreement with Vladimir Putin. "You will either make a deal or we are out," warned Trump and rejected further conversations with Selenskyj, as OE24 reported .

The dispute escalated when Selenskyj Trump confronted because he supposedly acted too pro-Russian. "Do you think it is respectful to come to the Oval Office and attack the administration that tries to prevent your country's destruction?" Says Vice President JD Vance. As a consequence, the joint press conference was canceled and Selenskyj left the White House, contrary to his intention to bring about a turn in the negotiations. Trump later commented on a social network that Selenskyj showed no respect and was not ready for peace, which brought the closure of a raw material agreement into uncertainty, as Berliner Zeitung reports .

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After the scandal, the question marks about the fate of Ukraine and its support from the United States are greater than ever. Trump indicated that there could be no peace on the part of Selenskyj without compromise and that Ukraine may have to continue fighting alone. "He has weak cards," said Trump, emphasizing that Ukraine was not a matter of course for the United States. These dramatic turns come at a critical time, since Ukraine recently took over a loan of over $ 400 million in the international currency fund in order to cover its ongoing expenses, which still tightens the image of the unstable political situation.

The aggressive rhetoric of both sides lets the support of the Ukraine in the west balance on a narrow ridge. Analysts warn that, despite his efforts and potential agreements, Selenskyj is strongly dependent on the favor of the Trump administration, which shows the expression of their skepticism about European solidarity. Ex-US-Diplomat Chas Freeman said that Selenskyj could not achieve much at Trump and recommended that Ukraine had to learn from the past negotiations to secure the support of their western partners.