Zelenskyy on USA: It's pity that Ukraine is losing strong partner

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed disappointment that the United States is losing a strong partner following President Donald Trump's decision to halt the export of Russian diesel fuel. In an interview with British journalist Piers Morgan, Zelenskyy admitted his feelings of betrayal but stressed that Ukraine's survival is paramount.

He lamented the loss of a robust ally, stating, "It's a pity that we are losing – we are losing a strong partner; that is my opinion." When pressed on whether he felt the United States was losing him as a partner, Zelenskyy replied, "Yes, but it's not our fault." He emphasized that Ukraine must remain strong and not weaken, as otherwise survival becomes impossible.

The president affirmed that Ukraine is content with Trump's neutral stance but stressed the importance of consistency. Zelenskyy criticized those advising Trump, asserting, "I think his advisers are mistaken."