Ukraine Is Angry But Trump Doesn't Wanna Hear It

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President Donald Trump is once again proving why he’s the leader America—and the world—needs right now. While career politicians, bureaucrats, and war-hungry globalists drag out conflicts for years at the expense of innocent lives, Trump is making it clear that enough is enough. The war in Ukraine has gone on for too long, and instead of wasting time with endless diplomatic games, he’s taking steps to bring peace.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, however, isn’t happy. His biggest concern? Not that his people have been suffering in a brutal war for years, not that billions of U.S. taxpayer dollars have been funneled into a seemingly endless conflict, but that Ukraine doesn’t have a seat at the negotiating table. Trump, as always, wasn’t in the mood for political games and had a blunt response.

"They’ve had a seat for three years," Trump told a reporter when asked about Ukraine’s exclusion from the Saudi Arabia peace talks. "This could've been settled very easily."

And he’s absolutely right. Trump has repeatedly pointed out that this war should never have happened in the first place. Under his leadership, Russia never dared to invade Ukraine. Why? Because they knew Trump wouldn’t allow it. Unlike the Biden administration, which projected weakness at every turn, Trump led with strength. There was no need for NATO escalation, no need for billions in military aid, and no need for a war that has claimed thousands of lives and drained Western resources.

But what happened? The moment Biden took office, the world watched as American foreign policy turned into a disaster. Putin saw weakness and took his opportunity. The war began, and instead of pushing for a diplomatic resolution early on, the Biden administration fueled the flames, throwing more money and weapons into the conflict while blocking any serious attempts at peace talks.

Now, as Trump takes steps to end the war, Zelensky wants to complain about not being involved in the initial discussions. But Trump isn’t having it.

"I heard, we weren’t invited. Well, you’ve been there for three years," Trump said. "You should have ended it three years ago. You should have never started it. You could have made a deal. I could have made a deal for Ukraine that would have given them almost all of the land, everything, almost all of the land. And no people would have been killed."

This is the brutal truth that the war-hungry establishment doesn’t want to hear. Ukraine had opportunities to negotiate. Ukraine had opportunities to make a deal. But instead, Zelensky—cheered on by Western elites—chose to keep fighting a war that has devastated his country. And for what? Ukraine is now in a worse position than it was before the war started, and thousands of young Ukrainian men have lost their lives because their leaders refused to seek peace.

Meanwhile, Biden and the Democrats have been more than happy to send Ukraine endless amounts of taxpayer dollars, all while ignoring America’s own problems. Our southern border is wide open, inflation has crushed middle-class families, and crime is spiraling out of control in major cities—but sure, let’s send another $60 billion to Ukraine.

Trump understands that real leadership means making tough decisions, even when the establishment doesn’t like it. He’s not interested in keeping the military-industrial complex happy. He’s not interested in lining the pockets of corrupt Ukrainian officials. He’s interested in what should have been done from the start—ending the war and saving lives.

The reality is, Ukraine was never going to win this war outright. Russia, with its larger military and nuclear arsenal, was never going to simply back down. A prolonged conflict was always going to result in destruction, suffering, and ultimately, a negotiated settlement anyway. The difference is, Trump wants to reach that settlement now instead of years from now after even more unnecessary bloodshed.

Zelensky can complain all he wants, but the fact is, his leadership has led Ukraine down a disastrous path. His refusal to negotiate early on—something Trump himself said he could have facilitated—has cost his country dearly. And now, when the world is finally moving toward peace, his concern is that he wasn’t invited to the first round of discussions?

This is exactly why Trump is needed. He cuts through the nonsense and gets things done. While the Biden administration dragged America into an unwinnable conflict, Trump is putting America first and working toward the only real solution: peace.

Democrats and neocons will cry foul. The defense contractors and foreign policy elites who profit from endless wars will call Trump reckless. But the American people know better. They don’t want another decade of war in Eastern Europe. They don’t want their tax dollars funding someone else’s fight while our own country crumbles.

Trump’s message is clear: The war in Ukraine should have never happened. It should have been ended years ago. But now that he’s back, he’s going to do what Biden and the globalists failed to do—bring peace.

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