Trump says Zelensky “Sauer Weg” Ukraine Aid

President Trump accused his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky that the US help for the land that was hung up by the war was “annoyed”.

Trump insisted in a Friday interview with the “special report” of Fox News, Bret Baier, that Kyiv's management of US funds bothered him more than the amount of money that Washington has triggered in Ukraine in Ukraine since Russia 2022.

“The money is the money,” said the president. “What bothered me – I hated to see what it was like, you know, excuse me, acidic.”

Trump released his frustrations with Zelensky's handling of US help in response to a question from Baier whether he is considering additional sanctions against Russian President Vladimir Putin.

“I hated to see that the checks were sent every time for $ 60 billion when Zelensky [traveled to Washington]”He smoked.

“I think he is the biggest seller in the world. Much better than me,” said Trump about the Ukrainian president.

“Where does all the money go?” he added.

Trump continued to express his displeasure with Kyiv, even after Baier woke up: “But I concentrate on Putin.”

“We send checks. We do not always send equipment. We send – only checks. We only send – only cash,” said the president. “Where is it?”

When Trump began to argue that the European nations should have contributed more than the United States into the war effort, Baier tried again to redirect him to his Putin question.

“Wait,” said Trump, before he argued that the United States was “treated worse” by Ukraine than Europe.

“We inherited this chaos, but I think it is solved.”

Trump's answer comes when the officials estimate that the United States will have issued all of its funds approved by the congress to support Ukraine by June.

The United States has approved around 175 billion US dollars for Ukraine since the war outbreak.

However, the president stated that he hopes to agree with Putin that he believes that he will lead to a peace agreement.

“I think we'll do it quickly,” said Trump about meeting the Russian president and hammering a deal.

“I think he has this whole thing tired. He doesn't look good and he wants to look good.”