The 'frustration' of President Donald Trump with the Ukrainian President Volodyymyr Zensky is 'Multifold', the White House said on Thursday.
Trump's national security adviser Mike Walz outlined what Zensky should do to come back in the good graten of Trump, including coming back to the negotiating table.
He said that Zensky should show a 'deep appreciation' for the sacrifice that the United States has made to help the Ukraine.
He also closed Zensky before looking beyond a 'historical opportunity for America to co -vest with Ukraine in their minerals.
Zensky, after a meeting with the American Minister of Treasury Scott Bessent, rejected the requirement of the Trump government for $ 500 billion in mineral wealth from Ukraine to repay Washington for wartime help.
Walz also said that he did not understand civil servants who 'suddenly' are stunned 'that the US insist on a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine. Some Trump and Russian officials meet in Saudi Aarabia to start conversations. Ukraine was not invited and Zensky said he would reject a peace agreement. He is not part of negotiating.
Ukrainian President VolodyMyr Zelensky with Donald Trump in September
The national security adviser joined the press conference of the White House to mark a month since Trump took office.
Walz did not answer a question about Trump who called Zensky a “dictator” who refused to respond when he was asked if the president also thought that Vladimir Putin was a dictator.
But he said Trump wants the war to end.
“Well, look, his goal is to bring this war to a final period,” he said. “A part of the rhetoric that came from Kiev, to be honest, and insults for President Trump were unacceptable.”
