Donald Trump claims to have had productive discussions with Vladimir Putin, but not with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, regarding the conflict in Ukraine. He criticised Zelenskyy, asserting that Ukraine lacks leverage in negotiations and accusing him of being a dictator due to the postponement of elections. Trump blames both Biden and Zelenskyy for the war, and suggests Ukraine should have made concessions. These remarks come as U.S. and Russian officials agreed to collaborate on peace negotiations, excluding Ukraine, a move Zelenskyy criticised. Trump's perspective contrasts with the assessment of a U.S. special envoy, who praised Zelenskyy's leadership. Trump has expressed annoyance with what he sees as Zelenskyy's negotiating tactics, particularly concerning a mineral resources deal.

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