Ukrainian President Zelensky accuses former US President Trump of living in a 'disinformation bubble' after Trump suggests Ukraine started the war and could have avoided conflict with Russia. Zelensky expresses concern about inaccurate information being fed to Trump, potentially from Hungarian and Slovak officials, and warns of efforts to weaken Ukraine. Meanwhile, former UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace criticizes the White House for echoing Russian propaganda and echoes concerns of a potential US betrayal of Ukraine.
Volodymyr Zelensky has issued a stark warning that Donald Trump is ensnared in a "disinformation bubble" following the US President's controversial claim that Ukraine ignited the war with Russia.
After Zelensky expressed frustration over being left out of peace negotiations, Trump rebuked: "You should have never started it. You could have made a deal." Lavrov reckons that the Yanks are finally getting to grips with Russia's stance. On LBC, ex-Tory bigwig Sir Ben Wallace didn't mince his words: "I know Mar-a-Largo is quite close to Disney World, but that was pure Disney in both sort of facts and reality."
This comes hot on the heels of Trump's key aide Elon Musk praising the Russian delegation in Riyad, tweeting: "This is what competent leadership looks like."
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