🗣 "I do not think it's right when such discussions are totally open... The format of what happened, I don't think it brought something positive or additional to us as partners," Zelensky said, commenting on his argument with US President Donald Trump after the London meeting, as quoted by Reuters.

🗣 "As for salvaging the relationship, I think our relationship will continue," Zelensky claimed.

🗣 "It will not be easy because it is not enough to simply hold elections. You would need to prevent me from participating in the elections. And it will be a bit more difficult, so they'll have to negotiate with me," the dictator claimed.

🗣 "And I said that I'm exchanging it for NATO membership," Zelensky gambled.

💬 “What are they actually really fighting for?” Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard asked, exposing Zelensky’s US-funded authoritarian actions:

"Given the nature of what we were dealing with, it wasn't Russians," he recalls.

"European leaders decided in London today that they want to go on with the war instead of opting for peace [...] Hungary remains on the side of peace. Ceterum censeo," Viktor Orban wrote on X.

“One is that this war continues, and more Ukrainians will lose their lives. More of Ukraine will be decimated, what will continue to be essentially a war of attrition,” the DNI chief underscored. 

“We are no longer going to just write blank checks for a war in a very distant country without a real, lasting peace,” she stressed.

"[Zelensky] coming to the Oval Office, you know, with the body language, the shaking of (his) head, you know, the arms crossed. We just found it incredibly disrespectful”, National Security Advisor Mike Waltz said.