What are President Zelensky's concerns about the Trump administration's approach to peace talks with Russia?
President Zelensky believes the Trump administration is pursuing a quick peace deal with Russia to please the Kremlin, rather than seeking a true ceasefire or victory for Ukraine. He has expressed concerns that Ukraine might be forced to make significant concessions regarding territory and NATO ambitions without adequate Ukrainian involvement in the negotiations. The key worry is what the outcome would look like, as discussions that could shape Ukraine's future are taking place behind closed doors. Despite American assurances that Ukraine will be involved in the process, Zelensky fears being excluded from critical decisions, especially as talks appear to be moving toward a summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. Zelensky has firmly stated he won't agree to any deal without Ukraine's direct participation.
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