Trump’s victory has scared Zelensky

According to RCO News Agency, “Robert Fico”, the Prime Minister of Slovakia, said on Saturday evening: “Volodymyr Zelenskiy is shocked by the victory of Donald Trump in the US presidential election. “He is afraid of the end of the war in Ukraine.”

According to the report of the Russian channel “Ryanovsi”, Fico added: “I saw Zelensky with my own eyes at a press conference in Budapest.” Have you ever seen someone fear the end of a war? “I saw this person and his name was Volodymyr Zelensky.”

The prime minister of Slovakia stated: “Zelensky is shocked by Trump’s victory and is afraid of the possibility of the loss of American military aid from Kiev.”

Since the start of the Ukraine conflict in February 2022, the administration of “Joe Biden” has been one of the biggest supporters of Ukraine against Russia. This broad support has made Moscow declare the war in Ukraine as a proxy war by NATO against it.

According to Fico, the reason for Zelensky’s fear is the lack of any “political solution” and Ukraine’s extensive dependence on Western aid in the form of military arms and heavy financial loans.

In this regard, the Prime Minister of Slovakia added: “One of the main promises of the President-elect of America (Trump) was to end the war in Ukraine within 24 hours. Ending this conflict within a day is a difficult task. That’s why Trump is looking to quickly show his actions to solve this problem.”

“The main question is how to end the war in Ukraine,” he said. Can’t Trump end the current war by talking to Putin (President of Russia) and threatening him with a nuclear attack on Moscow? But there are other solutions, and that is to reduce US military aid to Ukraine.”

Donald Trump, who won the US presidential election, has repeatedly criticized the White House’s approach to the Ukraine conflict and has called Zelensky a profiteer who receives billions of dollars in US aid every time he visits the US. He also claimed that he can resolve the conflict through negotiation in just 24 hours.

This week, the Wall Street Journal reported that people close to Trump have proposed a new plan to resolve the crisis in Ukraine, which would lead to a cessation of hostilities, the creation of a demilitarized zone along the front line and continued arms shipments in exchange for Ukraine’s promise to It includes not joining NATO for at least 20 years.

The United States has provided $106 billion in aid to the Ukrainian government since the escalation of the conflict in February 2022, including $70 billion in military aid and $70 billion in other U.S.-related activities with Ukraine, according to Rashatudi. The European Union has provided a total of $133 billion in financial aid, humanitarian and military support, and assistance to refugees. Norway and the United Kingdom, which are in NATO but outside the European Union, have also spent billions of dollars.

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