**US President Donald Trump Condemns Russian Attack on Ukraine, Blames Zelenskyy and Biden**
In a shocking turn of events, US President Donald Trump has publicly denounced the recent deadly Russian missile and drone attack on Ukraine, which killed at least 12 civilians. However, in a surprising twist, Trump also criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and US President Joe Biden, claiming that the war would not have started under his leadership.
**Trump’s Remarks**
During a statement, Trump condemned Putin’s actions as “needlessly killing a lot of people” and described Russia’s intentions in Ukraine as wanting “all of it, not just a piece.” He went on to say that if Russia does take control of Ukraine, it will lead to the downfall of Russia.
However, in a surprising turn of events, Trump also criticized President Zelenskyy for his handling of the situation. He stated that Zelenskyy’s words are causing problems and that he should “stop” talking about certain issues.
**Trump Claims He Would Have Prevented the War**
In an attempt to deflect attention from his own government’s inaction, Trump claimed that the war would never have started if he were President. He described the conflict as one caused by gross incompetence and hatred, rather than a direct result of Russian aggression.
**Ukrainian Scholar Criticizes Trump’s View**
Valerii Pekar, a Ukrainian scholar with expertise in management, marketing, information technology, and futurology, has come out against Trump’s views. Pekar pointed out that Russia never was a democracy and that Putin fits into a historic pattern of rulers who have employed predatory authoritarianism.
He also challenged the idea that Russian culture is anchored to Western civilization, stating that it is merely a “thin layer of gilding over an ocean of barbarism.” Pekar warned that seeing Putin’s regime as a temporary deviation risks major geopolitical miscalculations and suggests that it can simply be waited out rather than confronted.
**Conclusion**
The situation in Ukraine continues to deteriorate, with both sides trading blame. The international community is still trying to find a solution to the conflict, which has resulted in significant human suffering and economic losses. As tensions escalate, one thing is clear: the war will not end without a strong response from the global community.
**Sources**
* Euromaidan Press
* Obozrevatel.com
