Ukraine rejects Trump's call for new leadership | DW News

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Donald Trump says Ukraine needs a new president. Volodymyr Zelenskyy disagrees. Ukraine's leader has hit back, insisting Russia alone is responsible for the war and rejecting calls to stop targeting Russian oil facilities while Moscow continues attacking Ukraine's energy infrastructure. The deepening rift is raising new questions about U.S. support for Kyiv. Former U.S. Ambassador Daniel Fried argues that Trump is "lashing out in frustration" and warns that the dispute risks encouraging Vladimir Putin to continue the war. Chapters: 00:00 Ukraine rejects Trump’s call to replace Zelensky 01:44 Former U.S. Ambassador Daniel Fried on Trump’s remarks 03:11 What Trump’s criticism means for U.S.-Ukraine policy 04:28 Daniel Fried on Trump’s Russia diesel deal 05:26 Republican pushback against easing Russia sanctions 07:06 Could Trump change course after the midterms? 08:19 Ukraine’s refinery strikes and leverage against Russia 10:00 How Poland views Trump’s Russia policy 11:19 Can Europe stil

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