On Friday, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky refused to apologize for his heated argument with US President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance in the Oval Office.
Zelensky stated that the relationship between both leaders can be improved
Zelensky left the White House when JD Vance accused him of having “disrespected” the US, therefore, the argument between the Ukrainian President and the US counterpart escalated.
Trump asserted the vice president’s claim, adding that Kyiv was “gambling with World War Three”.
Speaking to Fox News, Zelensky said: "I'm not sure we did something bad. I think maybe some things we have to discuss out of media.”
Both presidents were due to sign a major minerals deal, but Trump and Vance lashed out after the Ukrainian president repeated his point of view regarding the issue of US security guarantees as part of a future peace agreement with Russia.
Zelensky left the White House without reaching a deal.
Meanwhile, European leaders supported Zelensky after Trump and JD Vance unleashed the shocking attack during critical White House talks.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer expressed his “unwavering support” for Ukraine and said he had spoken with both Zelensky and Trump over the phone.
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