In a recent statement, U.S. President Donald Trump attributed the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict to three key figures: Russian President Vladimir Putin, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, and former U.S. President Joe Biden.
Trump acknowledged that Putin initiated the war but emphasized that both Biden and Zelensky failed to prevent its escalation. He criticized Biden's leadership, suggesting that his administration's policies and actions contributed to the conflict's outbreak.
Regarding Zelensky, Trump expressed doubts about his competence, stating that during their interactions, Zelensky continually requested more support without offering viable solutions.
Trump also addressed the recent missile strikes in Sumy, Ukraine, which resulted in significant civilian casualties. He described the attacks as "a horrible thing" and labeled them a mistake by Russia.
The President concluded by reiterating his commitment to ending the war, emphasizing that it should never have started and that he is actively working towards a resolution.
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