Trump harshly criticises Zelenskyy as Putin proposes three-way peace summit

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Donald Trump attacked Volodymyr Zelenskyy over the war, leading Vladimir Putin to propose a peace summit.

Donald Trump has launched a sharp attack on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, claiming he refuses to negotiate an end to the war and that Ukraine is in ruins. The remarks follow the recent breakdown of a brief energy truce between Moscow and Kyiv. Russian President Vladimir Putin subsequently suggested a high-level meeting with Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping to discuss potential terms for resolving the conflict.

  • The criticismTrump called Zelenskyy foolish and alleged that the Ukrainian leader never intended to conclude the fighting.
  • The proposalPutin floated a summit involving himself, Trump, and Xi Jinping to address a diplomatic settlement.
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The public dispute comes shortly after Ukraine resumed drone strikes against Russian oil facilities, ending a short-lived US-brokered energy truce. Trump has consistently voiced frustration over the pace of the conflict and the level of American support, while European allies continue to pledge backing for Kyiv.

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  1. Oct 16Ukraine resumed attacks on Russian refineries, leading to the collapse of a brief energy truce.
  2. Oct 18Donald Trump publicly criticized Volodymyr Zelenskyy, asserting that Ukraine is in shambles and refusing to negotiate.
  3. Oct 19Vladimir Putin proposed a meeting with Donald Trump and Xi Jinping to discuss resolving the war in Ukraine.
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Trump strongly condemned Zelenskyy's approach to the war, and Putin raised the possibility of a three-way summit with Trump and Xi Jinping.

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