Trump says that Zelinski shares the blame for the war of the dead

Donald Trump said Voludmir Zelinski shares blame with Russian President Vladimir Putin for “millions of people” in the Ukraine war.

The US President was answering the questions of journalists during a meeting with the Al Salvador leader in the White House.

“When a war begins, I got to know that you can win,” he said, and he blames former US President Joe Biden for the conflict.

Trump’s comments come after widespread anger The most bloody Russian attack Civilians have this year, when the missiles struck the northeastern city of Sumi on Sunday.

Trump said earlier that the Russian attack was “a mistake.”

“Millions of people died because of three people,” Trump said on Monday. “Let’s say Putin No. One, let’s say Biden, who had no idea what he was doing against hell, the second number, and Zelinski.”

It is estimated that hundreds of thousands, but not “millions”, have been killed or injured from all sides since Russia launched a large -scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022.

When interrogating Zelinski’s efficiency, Trump noted that the Ukrainian leader was “always looking to buy missiles.”

“Do not start a war against someone 20 times of your size and then hope that people will give you some missiles,” Trump said.

Tensions between Trump and Ukrainian leader have been high since then A hot confrontation in the White House In February.

In an interview before Russia’s last attack, Zelinski urged Trump to visit Ukraine before concluding a deal with Putin to end the war.

“Please, before any kind of decisions, any kind of negotiations, comes to see people, civilians, warriors, hospitals, churches, destroyed or dead children,” Zelinski said in an interview with the CBS 60 minutes.

Russia’s attack on the city of Sumi At least 35 people were killed and 117 others were wounded.

Moscow said it had launched the Iskander missiles at a meeting of Ukrainian soldiers, killing 60 of them, but did not provide any evidence.

Trump insisted that he wanted to “stop killing” and indicated that there will be proposals soon, but he did not explain.