Zelenskiy said in an interview that it was painful when Trump chose another side, and that he felt a sense of betrayal.
He said it was a pity to lose a strong partner, while also saying the situation is complex.
Zelenskiy stressed that Ukraine is not for sale and that the war is about survival and lives rather than business.
A separate report said Zelenskiy visited London on Wednesday and received strong backing from Prime Minister Andy Burnham and King Charles after tensions with Trump sharpened.
That report also said Zelenskiy discussed problems with Starlink services and intelligence sharing, and reiterated Ukraine’s reliance on the U.S. partnership.
Britain announced a £45 million surface-to-air missile package, including £10 million fast-tracked, and Burnham called for continued economic pressure on Moscow.
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The reporting agrees that Zelenskiy publicly expressed hurt over Trump’s stance and framed the war as a matter of survival, not business. It also agrees that he received support in London and that British backing remained visible.
What remains less clear is how far the tensions with Trump will go and what effect they may have on Ukraine’s broader support. The London meeting details and the implications of the aid package may continue to evolve as further reporting emerges.
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The supplied coverage says Zelenskiy told an interviewer it was painful when Trump chose another side and that he felt betrayed. It also says he described Ukraine’s position as one of survival, not commerce. Another report adds that he was welcomed in London by Prime Minister Andy Burnham and King Charles. That report says Britain announced a £45 million missile package and that Burnham backed continued pressure on Moscow.
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Internazionale reports on Volodymyr Zelenskiy's interview comments expressing that it was painful for US President Donald Trump to take another side in the war following Trump's remarks that Ukraine needed a new leader. Zelenskiy told Piers Morgan Uncensored that he felt it was a pity to lose a strong partner and acknowledged feeling betrayed while noting the situation is complex. Zelenskiy also emphasized that his country is not for sale and that the conflict is about their lives rather than business.
The Detroit News reports that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy visited London on Wednesday, receiving strong backing from Prime Minister Andy Burnham and King Charles following a sharp downturn in relations with US President Donald Trump. Zelenskiy discussed difficulties regarding Starlink services and intelligence sharing while affirming reliance on the US partnership. Burnham pledged continued British support, announced a fast-tracked military aid package, and called for sustained economic pressure on Moscow amid ongoing tensions.