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U.S. President again launches sharp criticism of Ukraine's president and says that negotiations with Volodymyr Zelensky are harder than negotiations with Vladimir Putin.

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U.S. President again launches sharp criticism of Ukraine's president and says that negotiations with Volodymyr Zelensky are harder than negotiations with Vladimir Putin.

U.S. President again launches sharp criticism of Ukraine's president and says that negotiations with Volodymyr Zelensky are harder than negotiations with Vladimir Putin.

On Thursday, October 23, in an interview with the Newsmax TV channel, Donald Trump said Zelensky has no desire to reach a peace agreement and added: "He says he wants to reach an agreement, but really he has no such intention".

The American president, who has had many disagreements with his Ukrainian counterpart, said: "I am not a fan of Zelensky at all" and emphasized that cooperation and negotiations with him are harder than with Vladimir Putin, President of Russia.

At the same time, Trump expressed hope that the war in Ukraine, which began with a massive Russian attack in the winter of 1400 and continues, will end soon.

In another part of the interview, when he launched criticism of Ukraine's attacks on Russian oil facilities, he said: "The only thing he does is raise the price of oil worldwide. I think it's a shame".