This is the moment that the Ukrainian ambassador held her hands during a fiery meeting between Volodymyr Zensky and Donald Trump.
Oksana Markarova, the ambassador of the nation in the United States, held her hands while the two presidents burst in a screaming game in the Oval Office in the White House.
During the spectacular extensive bust-up, Trump accused Zelensky of 'gambling with the Second World War' and at one point pushed the Ukraine leader in contrast to the friendly meetings with Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron of France.
Tempers flared up with vice -president JD Vance who also weighing to give Zensky a sued.
The extremely angry confrontation threatens to overshadow conversations for a ceasefire in the Ukraine-Russian war while the two men screamed against each other.
For the media media, Trump Zolensky shot for talking about him and said: 'WHat that you do is very disrespectful for the country, this country that has supported you much more than many people say they should. '
He further said: 'You must be grateful. You don't have the cards. You are buried there. Your people die. You walk low on soldiers.
'Listen, you walk low on soldiers. It would be damn good … then you tell us, I don't want a stop fire. I don't want to stop fire. I want to go and I want this'
Oksana Markarova, depicted, the ambassador of the country in the United States held her hands while the two presidents burst into a screaming game in the Oval Office in the White House.
During the spectacular extensive bust-up, Trump accused Zensky of 'gambling with the Second World War'
The exceptionally angry confrontation threatened to overshadow conversations for a ceasefire in the Ukraine-Russian war.
He added: 'You will either make a deal, we are gone. And when we are gone, you fight it out. '
JD Vance also lashed out to Zensky and said: 'Mr. President, Mr. President, with respect. I think it is not respect for you to come to the Oval Office to litigate this for the American media. ;
After the meeting, the US President issued a statement about his truth social and said that President Zensky was “not ready for peace when America is involved” because he feels “[America’s] Involvement gives him a great advantage of the negotiations and that he does not respond to the country.
He said that the two presidents had a “very meaningful encounter” where “much was learned that could never be understood without conversation under such a fire and pressure.”
He added: 'I don't want an advantage, I want peace. He respected the United States of America in his cherished Oval Office. He can come back when he is ready for peace. '
The fiery exchange took place when Trump met Sir Keir Starmer and Mr. Macron in Washington earlier this week.
For the media of the world, Trump has destroyed Zolensky and said: 'What you do is very disrespectful for the country
Sir Keir Starmer with Donald Trump in the Oval Office. The Prime Minister grinned on his return to the UK after his successful visit to Washington
Sir Keir cut diplomatic victories over the trade and the Chagos Islands during the discussions
The American president greeted 'Special' Sir Keir during an extraordinary meeting to discuss the future of Ukraine and the role that the two countries have in the peacemakes process.
The prime minister set the top priority for the conversations, was the establishment of the agreement that the US would offer a 'backstop' security for thousands of British and European troops that could be sent to Ukraine to retain peace if Mr Trump succeeds in coming up with a Loin.
If he doesn't do this, he said, Vladimir Putin would allow 'to come back' and to throw Europe into war.
In the Oval Office, Sir Keir gave Mr. Trump a letter from the king who invited him to an unprecedented second state visit, and he replied that he was 'honored' and would soon come to the UK.
Despite the clear warmth, little was in the way of concrete obligations of the US on Ukraine.
The prime minister has praised Mr Trump's efforts to bring peace, but the emphasized settlement must be permanent and not prefer 'intruder' Vladimir Putin in the midst of constant doubts about whether the US will offer security guarantees.
He welcomed a bust of Winston Churchill who was brought back to the Oval Office and said they wanted to work together on a “new economic deal with advanced technology in the core.”
Sir Keir threw himself on stage with Mr Trump as a colleague 'winner' and acknowledged that they were from very different political traditions.
But he said they both believed: “It is not the participating part that counts, it wins … If you don't win, you don't deliver.”
