Following a tense meeting with Donald Trump, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has emphasized the need to “make things right,” signalling his commitment to securing Ukraine’s future amid uncertainty over US military aid.
The highly anticipated Oval Office meeting quickly turned confrontational, with Trump and Vice President JD Vance pressing Zelenskyy on peace negotiations with Russia.
Their criticism led to a pause in U.S. military assistance to Ukraine, a move that has sparked concern among Western allies.
Despite the friction, Zelenskyy remained steadfast, expressing gratitude for past U.S. support while urging continued cooperation to uphold Ukraine’s sovereignty.
European leaders, meanwhile, are debating whether to step up military assistance in response to the U.S. shift.
Zelenskyy’s call to “make things right” underscores the high stakes of the ongoing war and the urgent need for diplomatic solutions and sustained international backing.
The coming weeks will determine how Ukraine navigates this critical moment.
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